That would be so domestically, but what if it happens internationally? Are you going to be paying people who are bad actors internationally?
Is it good optics or even good practice for the Canadian government to pay bad actors to get information internationally from other countries when we don't know much about that person internationally? We don't know if they have other motives. We don't know if they are really terrorists in disguise or whatever. To me, it sounds like a slippery slope.
Can you tell me how we can prevent that slippery slope from happening?