Mr. Speaker, to conclude, one of the things you are doing, which I think is a huge mistake, is to allow an entire question to be asked, and then say that you see the minister rising on his or her feet. When you do that, of course somebody has to provide a response, but it neglects the fact that the question had nothing to do with the administration of business.
I asked this last week, on Friday, and I have asked it routinely. Once again, I would ask that you go back, consider all of this, consider other interventions that have been made and come back to the House with a concrete ruling that we can then rely on.