Mr. Speaker, I have had the opportunity to speak to a couple of my colleagues, and I echo some of the remarks by the member for Acadie—Bathurst. There was a bit of an issue getting into the chamber because of some proceedings taking place outside the House of Commons.
In this case, with the question being put, we need to recognize that we have an internal security system within the House of Commons. My understanding is that it has nothing to do with our internal staffing or security. It has more to do with people from the outside in particular. Quite possibly it might have been some RCMP officers, but I am not a hundred per cent sure of that.
It is worth having the Chair look into this. At times when we do have dignitaries coming to the Hill, perhaps there should be some additional information provided on additional security being brought on to the Hill so members, such as the member for Acadie—Bathurst or the other two members who have raised it with me personally, do not have to go through the frustration of having their privileges, on the surface, appear to have been infringed upon.