Yes, and it's in response to the question you asked my colleague Mr. Juneau-Katsuya about the creation of a new independent investigative office. In my opinion, creating a new body to deal with interference would also carry risks.
We have to recognize that there is already an independent police force and there is a law governing the actions of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. However, when you create a new body with new mandates, there is always a risk that the objectives it is assigned will be more difficult to achieve than if the direction given to bodies already in place, like the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, were reviewed.