I am just going to make a ruling here. Standing Order 18 is pretty darn clear about what members are allowed to say and are not allowed to say about each other. They are not supposed to impugn motives, but members do have reactions to what is being said in the House. That is part of being a member. We get to say things but also listen to things, and I think one of the greatest privileges we have is being listened to in the House and members seeing the reactions that we have in the moment when we are making them. We should also be judicious with our comments when we are making them, in case members interpret them in the wrong way.
With that being said, I will now invoke my favourite standing order, Standing Order 10, which is not debating with the Speaker. I will let the member finish his comment, and I will ask members to be judicious and careful in the commentary they make about actions that are taken in the chamber and outside the chamber when they have to do with members of the House.
The member for Regina—Lewvan.