Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank my hon. colleague for his speech on the bill. The section in the legislation that I did not get to talk about dealt with voyeurism offences and I am pleased that he did speak on this. I would like to ask him a question with respect to those offences and some of the other areas of this piece of legislation.
We are now on the motion to send the bill back to committee as opposed to getting it through third reading of the House. This is a legitimate tactic, not by his party, but by another party in opposition, to slow down the process of getting this piece of legislation moving, to get it into effect in the courtrooms, especially with those aid situations for the vulnerable and disadvantaged people, and even those children who have their accused coming at them by way of cross-examination. He is well aware of all of the parts of the bill that could be beneficial. I would like his comments on this delay.