Thank you, Madam Speaker. I should have said point of order before speaking previously. I apologize.
When an hon. member impugns the thoroughness of the work of another hon. member, that is a point of order. The member for Calgary Nose Hill and I have worked together for many years. I think she knows that I am an honourable person and, if I said I read the motion and I do not think the motion accords with her speech, that means I have read the motion.
I do not need to avail myself of reading the motion. The motion does not say the things that the hon. member said we should vote for. That is my issue.