I thank the hon. member for Abbotsford for weighing in on the subject again. As I said earlier, quite often these debates do tip into matters of the process involved, and generally those are accepted as being relevant to the debate at hand. As I listen to the hon. member, I know he is only seven minutes into his remarks for his allowed time, and I am certain that he will, in the time that is at hand, get around to matters specific to the motion.
Honestly, his remarks are relevant to the topic, and if he wants to talk about the process involved here as it relates to the motion, then that is relevant as well.
The hon. member for Kingston and the Islands.