It's interesting to see so much diversity of opinion, which is not making our job any easier.
Rather than debate with you myself, I will let you debate one another. That will probably make things a bit more interesting.
I get the sense that the two people in the middle are somewhat of the same mind as I am, and that the two at the far ends—not to suggest that your views are as far out as your seats, of course—have a different opinion.
Mr. Spratt and Mr. Brown, I'd like to hear how you respond to Mr. Butt's arguments on the issues of recklessness and reasonable suspicion and on the immunity provision. How do you respond to what he just said? His comments would suggest that the bill is reasonable. I'd like to hear both of your takes on that.
I have a concern about Bill C-13 that no one has brought up. The whole matter of warrants makes us think that people's personal information will be passed around without their ever knowing about it. I haven't seen any amendment or provision being proposed to address that. I'd like to hear your thoughts on that issue.
Thank you. Fill your boots.