My question is, as the oversight body responsible for overseeing CSIS.... We have a situation in Afghanistan where Mr. Coulombe said that it is possible that information that was received might have been extracted through torture of transferred detainees.
We have a situation where Mr. O'Brian from CSIS, a senior individual with over 30 years with CSIS, says there is continued transferring of information from states that are engaging in torture.
We have the conclusions of Justice Iacobucci, who found that three innocent Canadians were detained and tortured abroad and that it was faulty Canadian intelligence that was complicit in that. We have the case of Mr. Arar.
So I guess what I'm asking.... You are saying this one issue is on the work plan, but why isn't this a higher priority?
Secondly, what concerns do you have in that context with the way in which Canada is exchanging information with nations that engage in torture?