It's such a broad definition of what could be seen as interference. Take, for instance, the emergency debate we had yesterday on climate change. A UN report gets put out. Do we see acts like that as maybe interference in elections when there are issues that maybe certain parties side with and other parties do not? I worry that we may be limiting organizations' ability to express their points of view on issues. It's a risk, too, if we go too far.
I do understand the other risk, when it's done in a malicious way with false evidence and statements—although you can't call it “evidence”—false information put out to sway actors. However, if it's just information that happens to influence, then are we going too far?