In the first order, I will completely reject and disagree with what you said at the beginning. The dispute that occurred within the House of Commons was that the government of the day, which was our government, said that, on this matter, all the documents could be seen at NSICOP. The position of Parliament was that they wanted to table-drop national security documents.
We can't let that happen. Treating national security documents carelessly would have profound implications for our Five Eyes partners. We de-escalated that, as you will recall, by my suggesting that we have an ad hoc process with a group of analysts and arbiters who could independently review those documents and make them available.
Everything that I said, to the letter, is true. You saying something isn't true, while an interesting rhetorical device, doesn't make it true.