Which they subsequently dropped. Which was a good move. That motion is far, far worse than any procedural item I can recall the Harper Conservatives introducing, ever. That's the sort of thing that would have irreversibly led me, and I hope others, to eliminate them from consideration as a party I'd vote for the next chance I get.
I'm actually kind of impressed with the Liberals' ability so far to recognize when something they've come up with is a terrible idea, or at least needs revision, and saying "yeah, no, on second thought, let's not do that". Fairly rare and refreshing these days.
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