We're at our time now. I've opened the door as the chair, and this isn't committee business.
Mr. Barlow has said they will support it. We still have to schedule it.
Here's what I'll do, because people have to get off to question period. Short of anyone wanting to jump in right now, there might be some different elements. We can deal with this, if we like, by calling the subcommittee.
We could always do something virtually over the break and get our schedule in order. You know we already have a number of scheduling items that we discussed at the last meeting in terms of how we want to move.
Short of having Mr. MacGregor or anyone else jump in and move this, what I would suggest, Monsieur Perron—this is important—is that you let us deal with this in a format over the next two weeks, so that we can be in a position to decide when we come back in April. I don't think we're necessarily going to get this decided today. I'm not seeing that around the table.
This includes Mr. Barlow. I know you've moved a motion as well. That can be something we discuss when we come back in April, or if you want to call meetings, because this is our last scheduled day before we break, that's something that, procedurally, would be required to be a 106(4) meeting. If you have that in hand, we can discuss that, but I don't think that's necessarily the case right now.
I'll see Monsieur Perron, but then I want to move, because we're vastly over time and we have to watch the resources that we have here.