Mr. Chair, I will respond to that in general terms.
The general line of questioning is not inaccurate. There has been ongoing co-operation between Canada and India over many years on extradition-related requests. It is also the case that, historically, Canada has extradited individuals to India, so it's also possible that could happen again in the future.
The reality is that in many cases in the extradition requests that come forward—I'm briefed by my colleagues from Justice Canada regularly, and there's a body of ongoing requests right now that are being responded to—the evidentiary threshold in Canadian law is not met.
It's important to understand that the threshold is the same whether the extradition request comes from the United States or India or any other government.