Mr. Speaker, this, obviously, is not to challenge any ruling of the Chair but I would point out, since there seems to be some ambiguity about the interpretation, that perhaps this matter would be best left to the Committee on Procedure and House Affairs where we can study it.
I would point out that we follow the rules as written. I also would point out that the hon. member who raised the first concurrence motion did not say “notwithstanding” as per usual practice or Standing Orders as per usual practice.
Again, it seems to reinforce my argument that we follow the literal interpretation of the Standing Orders and only allow the one concurrence motion to be introduced this very day.