Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Give me just 15 seconds, because Mr. Schmale has another amendment at the end of.... I'm trying to find the paragraph, and I don't know if it goes before amendment LIB-3. Hold on a second.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Is that on page 2?

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Okay. That's perfect. Now we're going to amendment LIB-3.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  One moment, Mr. Chair. We're not going to PV-5, because since LIB-3 was adopted, PV-5 and PV-6—

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  We're going to amendment PV-7. I think you have a note on this one, Mr. Chair.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Mr. Chair, just to clarify, is your decision challenged, or are we voting on the amendment? I just want to make sure that the committee knows exactly what it is voting on. You have two options here. Mr. Anandasangaree can propose a motion to challenge the decision of the chair,

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  The consequence to it, if your decision is overturned, is that the amendment becomes admissible for debate on the motion and a vote on the motion.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Mr. Chair, if you wish to withdraw your decision, that's fine. We would go to the debate on the amendment and a vote on the amendment.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Since BQ-1 and BQ-2 were not adopted, it means that there is a problem with BQ-3. The rule is that if you want to change something in the preamble, you have to change something in the text. The decision is in your hands, Mr. Chair.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Mr. Chair, if I may...?

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I think we have to go to Mr. Schmale's amendment on lines 36-37.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  We still have still a couple of others—three or four, I think.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  It's line 14.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I'm sorry, Mr. Schmale; before we go to your last amendment, we have to go to the new LIB amendment from Mr. Anandasangaree on line 19.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Mr. Chair, there was NDP-1, which talked about frozen rights, but unfortunately the amendment was not adopted. We're facing the same problem here as before, as there's no significant change in the text of the bill. This makes it complicated. That is my advice to you.