Mr. Chairman, it has to be recalled that there were various episodes concerning Mr. Khadr's detention at Guantanamo Bay. First, when we went to interview him, there weren't as many allegations or videos, and the courts hadn't considered what happened, either at Guantanamo Bay generally, or against Mr. Khadr in particular. We went to see him because we thought he had information concerning the security of Canada. In that context, we executed a decision by the government in general. What we did is to talk to him. Our officers saw no indication of torture or inappropriate treatment.
On May 11th, 2010. See this statement in context.