Interim Supply  (Clause 6 agreed to) (On Clause 7) Shall clause 7 carry?

Interim Supply  (Clause 7 agreed to) (On Schedule 1.1) Shall Schedule 1.1 carry?

Interim Supply  (Schedule 1.2 agreed to) (On Schedule 1.3) Shall Schedule 1.3 carry?

Interim Supply  (Schedule 1.3 agreed to) (On Schedule 2) Shall Schedule 2 carry?

The Budget  Order, please. The member for Scarborough Centre knows that he must address his comments through the Chair. I will allow the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Finance to respond.

The Budget  I have reviewed the subamendment moved by the member for Winnipeg North and I have found that it is in order.

The Budget  Order. Please allow the member for Winnipeg Centre to finish responding to the question. I am having difficulty hearing her. If we could allow her to finish without interruption, I would appreciate that.

The Budget  I think we might be having some technical difficulties with the microphone system. Would the hon. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Finance please repeat her question? We could not hear her original question when she started.

The Budget  I will take the amendment under reserve and get back to the House as to its admissibility. We will proceed to questions and comments. I hope we have a little more order during questions and comments than we did during the speech by the member.

House debate  Before moving on to the next item of the day, I would like to return to the point of order raised by the hon. member for Scarborough Centre on April 27, 2006 during debate on Bill C-2. The hon. member for Scarborough Centre requested an apology from the hon. Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Treasury Board for questioning his honesty and integrity.

House debate  I did take the time to review Hansard. There was nothing on the record. During the exchange there was some heckling going back and forth from both sides. The member has clarified his gestures. He has indicated that he did not mean to question the member for Scarborough Centre and the Chair is satisfied with that clarification.

Darfur  I am sorry, in order to keep it within the confines of brief questions and comments I will have to cut the member off and allow the Minister of Public Safety to respond.

Darfur  I am sorry once again, but your time has expired. Resuming debate, the hon. Minister of Public Safety.

Darfur  I am sorry, but time is up. We will move on to questions and comments. The hon. parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Foreign affairs has the floor.

Respecting International Bridges and Tunnels Act  I thank the member for Nanaimo—Alberni for his point of order. I am sure the member for Mississauga South will want to address the main tenets of the bill in the rest of his speech.