Official Languages committee  You can never be sure of anything.

Official Languages committee  They have known for the past week that they stand a good chance of being called on. Obviously, I cannot confirm anything, but I am sure people are listening right now and they will be able to tell us whether or not it's possible.

Official Languages committee  Two hours? Duly noted.

Official Languages committee  It's the main estimates. That's up to the committee.

Official Languages committee  Normally, the main estimates should be introduced in the House this week because they have to be tabled before March 1. We'll be set shortly.

Official Languages committee  No. They are automatically referred to the committees. Some committees adopt a motion to set the date on which they will consider them. Other committees proceed with consideration without further ado because there is already an order of reference from the House.

Official Languages committee  It can be helpful, but it's not necessary to have a motion.

Official Languages committee  We can adopt a motion if we wish to agree on specific dates, but some committees have held meetings with no motion.

Official Languages committee  Only if you want.

Official Languages committee  I'll answer the question. Not every study produces a report and not every report is necessarily the product of a study. Let me explain. If, for example, a witness made false statements, the committee could decide to report that incident to the House, not necessarily as a result

Official Languages committee  You may move the motion.

Official Languages committee  It is not necessary, because the study is ongoing.

Official Languages committee  You could move a motion suggesting that the committee produce a report on the enumeration of rights holders after hearing witnesses on February 27, March 10 and 12.

Official Languages committee  Have you noted it?

Official Languages committee  Repeat after me: “I move that—”