Health  I can appreciate the hon. members distancing themselves, but they do not have to talk loudly. The can put their masks on, go to the side and do it quietly. They do not have to shout across the aisle to their friends. The hon. member for Banff—Airdrie.

Questions on the Order Paper  Is that agreed?

Questions on the Order Paper  That was very well put. I want to remind all the members that when presenting petitions they are presenting the petition, not giving their opinion on it. I thank the member for bringing that up.

Judges Act  The member for Sherwood Park—Fort Saskatchewan has five minutes left in his speech.

Petitions  I want to remind hon. members to be as succinct as possible when presenting petitions. Presenting petitions, the hon. member for Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo.

Petitions  Before we continue, I want to remind hon. members to bring their petitions to the table themselves, and when moving around the chamber to please remember to put on their masks. We do not want to endanger anyone's life in the chamber.

Questions on the Order Paper  Is that agreed?

Points of Order  I will comment on that, if members will indulge me. I noticed a couple of whips, and one whip in particular, commenting to his people and trying to keep them quiet. It seemed to work, so there is co-operation on both sides and I want to thank everyone for that. Are there any oth

Interparliamentary Delegations  This being a hybrid sitting of the House, for the sake of clarity, I will only ask those who are opposed to the motion to express their disagreement.

Interparliamentary Delegations  We do not have unanimous consent.

Foreign Affairs  That is all the time we have for questions today. Before continuing, and while I have everyone's attention, I would just remind everyone that it is their responsibility as MPs to wear the headsets that are provided by the House. That is something that everyone appreciates here i

Public Safety  I want to remind hon. members that the way it works is that a member asks a question and then gets a response. Members cannot keep asking questions. It makes it difficult for everyone to hear the response and the future questions, and I am sure we will get those assigned as we go

Foreign Affairs  I am going to interrupt the hon. Prime Minister. I am having a hard time hearing. There are not a lot of people, with COVID, and we are doing this virtually as well, but the noise is starting to get up and people are more than making up for the small numbers. Now that everythin

House debate  It being Wednesday, we will now have the signing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for South Okanagan—West Kootenay. [Members sang the national anthem]

Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply  I declare the motion carried.