One subject area that you all mentioned was that this proposed act was built on a very overbroad concept of activities that undermined the security of Canada. I want to ask you about one specific aspect of that act, which states: “an activity that takes place in Canada and undermines the security of another state.”
Let me give you a personal example. Sometimes in my constituency office I have people who come from other parts of the world where they have repressive regimes, and they are trying to create a sense of opposition not only in Canada but in the country of their origin. Sometimes they may send money or information over to an organization there that's fighting for civil rights or fighting for freedom or democracy in that part of the world. How will that play out in that case? If that country makes a complaint that opposition is being formed here, even though it's a repressive regime, I don't understand how that's going to fall into the act.
Can you explain how you see that happening?