No. I'm saying that this may be a big problem if we decide as a group to strike a subcommittee to study disabilities. That's what I'm saying.
However, I don't want to go further on this. Listen, we're not going to solve this problem today. We know that. There are about four minutes left in this meeting. I would strongly suggest that.... Mr. Komarnicki's amendment is on the table, as we say. It's now accepted as an amendment--not accepted, excuse me. It's been tabled.
I would strongly suggest--and once again I need your advice on this--that we leave it as is. I know I've given Mr. Martin some extra time, but we can come back to this on Thursday morning and try to give it a big chunk of time. I'll speak to the chair on this, so that I can give everybody else a chance to voice their opinions, both on Mr. Komarnicki's amendment and obviously on the motion itself.
Mr. Vellacott, do you absolutely want to say something now on this?