Mr. Flynn:

Mr. Speaker, when you asked for unanimous consent just now I distinctly heard two members say no and refuse unanimous consent for more questioning of the minister.

I think you should ask the question again, Your Honour, to see if there is unanimous consent.

Mr. Flynn:

Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of order. I am in my proper place now and I would ask you to instruct the hon. member to keep to the point of the bill he is discussing. He has not talked about it yet. I have not heard a word mentioned in reference to the bill directly.

Mr. Flynn:

Mr. Speaker, I rise on a question of privilege.

Mr. Flynn:

Mr. Speaker, with all due deference to the hon. member I do not think our member was the only one elected in a by-election so he is giving incorrect information. This is a distortion of information and he should give it correctly. If he just got up to tell off the minister, he is wrong.

Mr. Flynn:

Mr. Speaker, this is the time to bring up a question of privilege. The hon. member for Waterloo-Cambridge (Mr. Saltsman) raised his question of privilege which you heard and you were correct in that. I should like now to hear the minister's rebuttal.