We know that the Beijing regime operates illegal police stations to harass and intimidate Chinese Canadians, including even forced repatriation.
According to a recent report of the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians, Chinese police have gone so far as to pay agents to locate and track Canadians critical of the Beijing dictatorship. This is happening in Canada, and you can't identify any safeguards with respect to this law enforcement co-operation agreement with a regime that the Prime Minister only a year ago quite correctly called Canada's biggest security threat.
Beijing violated a previous MOU between the Canadian government and Beijing on law enforcement co-operation. That included coercing 25 Canadians to return to the PRC as part of Operation Fox Hunt.
Given Beijing's track record, on what basis should Canadians have any confidence that Beijing will not abuse this latest law enforcement co-operation agreement?