What we have is a situation where the hon. member himself was not there to hear the conversation nor was the hon. minister. We are getting two reports secondhand on both sides. It is possible, I would imagine, for two different people to interpret facts in a different way. Both hon. members are to be taken at their word here. I think that their staffs passed down their interpretations and there may have been a misunderstanding on both sides.
I would find that there is no point of privilege in this particular case. However, I would like some kind of a communication between the person who is working in the minister's office and the secretary who is working in the office of the member for Wild Rose to see if they can straighten this thing out and get whatever information they need.