Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Kersten, you spoke specifically about Iran. In particular, you talked about two conditions. We are looking at what is currently happening in Iran. Objectively, any serious analyst could predict that hostilities will resume very shortly. In any case, there is a high risk.
What does that mean for the future? Strictly from a transnational repression perspective, a conflict like this in a country like Iran involves more than the Iranian government. The Iranians also have allies, and there are communities from those allied countries on Canadian soil.
Isn't this an example of a perfect storm? Will we see an increase in transnational repression in a country like Canada if there is a conflict as big as the one currently taking place in the gulf?