First, I find it interesting that you couch your political objection to this legislation in your support for the freedom convoy.
Second, when it comes to the approach I've taken across different bills now, I've sought to be collaborative with members of Parliament from different political parties. It's led to amendments and changes to the laws that are now in effect. I would hope that this committee has the opportunity to hear from the director of public prosecutions and ask questions about whether these authorities are sufficiently ring-fenced.
In my view, focusing on items that touch on the national interest and that cross provincial boundaries or perhaps international boundaries would be completely appropriate for the federal government to assume jurisdiction over an investigation. However, if you have a different view and have productive amendments that you wish to put forward, this is precisely the venue in which you're entitled to make those amendments.