Business of Supply  Order, please. The hon. member for South Shore—St. Margarets has a habit of doing this, and I asked him to please be respectful and to allow members to have their say. If he has anything else to say, then he should wait until the appropriate time. Questions and comments, the hon. member for Saanich—Gulf Islands.

Business of Supply  The hon. member for Saskatoon West has apologized. I would ask the member for Winnipeg Centre to speak to the Clerk to find out if that is more a question of privilege. It seems to me that it is more of a point of debate at this point in trying to expand on the point of order that the hon. member just brought forward again.

Business of Supply  Order, please. The hon. member did apologize. He said that if it offended anybody he apologized and that it was not the word he wanted to use. The apology is there, so I would just ask the hon. member to maybe discuss it with the clerks or with her House leader to see how to move forward from here.

Business of Supply  The point of order was set aside, if I remember correctly. I will allow the hon. member to continue, but I would ask him to indicate which standing order he is rising on.

Business of Supply  I will listen to it, but if it becomes a point of debate, I will let the member know. I am hoping that it will be on a point of order from the Standing Orders. The hon. member for Saskatoon West.

Business of Supply  That was a point of order. The hon. member for Winnipeg Centre.

Petitions  There is no more time for petitions. That brings us to the end. I do want to remind members again that they are to summarize their petitions when we do petitions. They are not to put their points of view forward as to whether they support those petitions. That brings us to the end of petitions.

Petitions  I remind members that they are not to read the petitions verbatim; they are supposed to be summarizing them. I see that there are a lot of individuals trying to get their petitions in. We have only four minutes, so I would ask members to please summarize. The hon. member for Dauphin—Swan River—Neepawa has the floor.

Petitions  There are a lot of individuals rising for petitions. I just want to remind members that they are supposed to summarize. If they could give a brief summary, we can try to get through all these petitions. The hon. member for Saanich—Gulf Islands.

Petitions  I want to remind the hon. member, and all hon. members in the House, that they cannot put their points of view on the petitions. It has to be the petitioners' point of view. I would ask members to refrain from saying whether they are in support or are urging the government.

First Nations Clean Water Act  Questions and comments, the hon. member for Edmonton Griesbach.

Petitions  I want to remind members they are to speak only on the petition itself and not put in their points of view or add to their statement.

Questions on the Order Paper  Is that agreed?

Motions for Papers  Is it agreed?

Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness Act  Is it agreed?