Thank you, Madam Chair.
I'm going to address my first questions to you, Ms. Hogan.
There seems to be a disconnect between the government's attitude that Conservatives want to talk about the past but Canadians want to talk about the future, and what is actually happening on the ground and what we are actually hearing from Canadians on a daily basis.
I represent a community in the greater Toronto area that is home to a large segment of Canadians of Iranian descent. There's a lot of concern in the community about the reported 700 IRGC operatives, if not more, who are living in our community and threatening Canadians, permanent residents and people with temporary visas on a daily basis.
I want to touch on the light touch in the file review process. I'm wondering if you would consider doing a deeper dive in auditing a process that has historically and very recently allowed people like IRGC operatives into our communities, because they're not just the past. They're present, and they will be an issue in the future unless this is addressed.