No. As I mentioned to Madame Lalonde, I think maintaining the anti-terrorist financing legislation as the baseline prevents, frankly, the potential for the abuse of a larger carve-out for all humanitarian work, because it allows the organization in question to apply and it allows the minister to look at the work that is proposed to be done on the ground, all the while keeping the anti-terrorist financing legislation in place so that it can be appropriately monitored.
On March 29th, 2023. See this statement in context.