Thank you, Chair.
Thank you to our witnesses, and I'm sorry for the delays today. My apologies.
Ms. Vonn, you're quoted as saying, “There is a crisis of public confidence in national security agencies that appear to break the law with no consequences.”
Two surveys were done, and I want you to talk to them if you can. A CFE survey said "Slightly more than 70% of respondents agreed that most Canadians are unconcerned or unaware about government surveillance.”
A CBC poll also said 77% supported police forcing someone to surrender encryption keys or a pass code as part of a criminal investigation.
I respect your positions and I know exactly where you're coming from, but I read these two polls last night, and I'm wondering if you could help square those for me.