Luc Thériault at the Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Committee

Thank you, Mr. Chair.

Welcome, Commissioner.

First, I would like to hear your thoughts on Bill C‑2, particularly parts 15 and 16, which concern—among other things—the ability of authorities to intercept communications or conduct seizures without a warrant. It is inherently legitimate to fight transnational organized crime and fentanyl trafficking.

I know you will be reappearing before the committee to discuss the bill, but today I would like to focus on a number of issues that you may have identified.