Mr. Chair, I believe that the language that the honourable member just used is unparliamentary
That's not a point of order.
We can have differences of opinion, but it is absolutely  Some hon. members: Debate.  Ms. Elizabeth May: unacceptable and violates my privileges to  An hon member: Debate.  Ms. Elizabeth May: No, it's not debate. I would ask the chair to rule on that, not the member from the Conservative Party. It is unacceptable to assert that anyone who wants to make a point about our economy is trying to destroy the country. This allegation is a violation of my privilege.   An hon. member: She was also named by the
Order. I didn't recognize anyone. I don't know who is speaking, so I'll just start talking myself. I want to remind honourable members to have respect in their questions and in their answers. When you refer to someone, please refer to them respectfully. This is a committee of the House, and I would expect no less of the honourable members. We'll go to the right honourable Prime Minister. You have 16 seconds.