Mr. Speaker, all parliamentary committees are of great importance, but oversight committees are especially important. This could have been negotiated or discussed. We could have looked into it.
Technically, committees should reflect the composition of the House, but in the current situation, where that principle is not being followed in most committees, perhaps we could have discussed it. I do not know.
Again, I will repeat what I said to the member from Mount Royal. I cannot say today what the outcome of a vote or a discussion that never took place would be. It never took place, and that is what we take issue with. It is like a bulldozer running us over today. The Liberals are thinking, finally, we have a majority, they are going to leave us alone. That is what they are telling us. That is the message we are getting.