Mr. Dunlop: I withdraw that, Speaker. Can I get to petitions now?

The Speaker: I will state it now. You have made some unparliamentary comment. Would you mind withdrawing it?

Mr. Dunlop: I did withdraw it. Can I do my petition first?

The Speaker: You were just about at petitions, but you've run the clock to 4 o'clock. Pursuant to standing order 30(b), it being 4 o'clock, I'm now required to call --

Hon. Mr. Duncan: On a point of order, Mr. Speaker: I believe we have consent, because of the number of statements we had today, to add 15 minutes to the clock, the usual amount of time for petitions.

The Speaker: I was just about to do the 30(b), and I understand there's unanimous consent to add 15 minutes in order for us to get petitions on. Is that OK? Do I have unanimous consent? Agreed