The Budget  Based on the information that has been provided, I will table this ruling, which is that this is a point of debate about the facts. I would just ask members to please use the period for questions and comments to put their disagreements forward through the debate process. Resumi

The Budget  The hon. leader of the official opposition.

The Budget  The member will address all questions and comments through the Chair. I am assuming that may be the point of order the hon. member for Kingston and the Islands is referring to. The hon. official opposition leader has the floor.

The Budget  The amendment is in order. Questions and comments, the hon. parliamentary secretary to the government House leader.

Questions Passed as Orders for Returns  Is it agreed?

Petitions  Again, I would remind members that they are not to give their points of view or their party's point of view on petitions. They are to summarize the petition in brief. Presenting petitions, the hon. member for Willowdale.

Petitions  Again, the hon. member has to reference what is in the petition. The member indicated that he had met with them.

Petitions  Order. We know that this happens on each side of the House. I know that when members present petitions, their comments often go beyond the content of the petition, but I want to make sure that members focus on a summary of their petition. The hon. member for Kingston and the Is

Petitions  The hon. member cannot be putting the position of her or her party forward when she is presenting petitions. She is only to present the petition. We just went through that. Presenting petitions, the hon. member for Kitchener Centre.

Petitions  On the petition about axing the snacks, I just want to make sure that MPs are actually reading what is in the petition. The hon. member for Kingston and the Islands.

Petitions  The hon. member cannot do that either. Members have to summarize petitions.

Pharmacare Act  I would remind the hon. member to address his questions and comments through the Chair and not directly to the member.

Pharmacare Act  Order. I want to remind members that they have an opportunity to ask questions, but unless they are being recognized again, they should not be yelling out or trying to ask other questions. The hon. member for Cariboo—Prince George has the floor.

Pharmacare Act  This is a point of debate, not a point of order. Resuming debate, the hon. member for Durham.

Pharmacare Act  I want to remind the member that a couple of times she actually was directing comments directly to the member, but she did correct herself at the end. The hon. member for Cariboo—Prince George has the floor.