Declaration of Emergency committee  Okay. Are there any comments on the amendment? Mr. Maloney.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Yes.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Go ahead, Mr. Motz.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Mr. Maloney is next, followed by Senator Harder.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Senator Harder, please go ahead.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Is there any more discussion? Mr. Green, I'll ask you to repeat the motion.

Declaration of Emergency committee  The motion has just been repeated. Senator Carignan, please go ahead.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Senator Carignan, I'm not being disrespectful. I'm trying to look at the calendar to see the timing.

Declaration of Emergency committee  You're suggesting, if I use as an example May 28, that we would have almost all of the documents, because they're giving them as they get them. Next week, obviously—

Declaration of Emergency committee  The week after, we'd be on break, and you're suggesting that when we come back from the break, we would start meeting and going through them. It's essentially a one-week delay, I think. I'm sorry. I'm trying to figure this out.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Go ahead on the point of order, Mr. Fortin.

Declaration of Emergency committee  For clarity, unless I heard wrong, Mr. Green—I'll ask you to correct me—I don't believe you asked to go in camera tonight.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Is there anyone else who wants to speak to the motion? Senator Smith, do you want to speak to the motion itself?

Declaration of Emergency committee  I welcome your comments.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Senator Carignan, can I just clarify that? I want to make sure that I understand. You're saying that we should continue our meetings so that we can identify the documents, and that we should be meeting over the next few weeks, into June, to try to identify the documents and see