Well, I think I read somewhere that there was Bill C-81, but I defer to you, Chair, because you have more lengthy experience on this committee.
But what do you think of that idea? It would empower MPs, for example, to know what the level of security threat was. I've been on this committee for over a year, and I don't think we've ever met in camera on anything, much less on issues of national security.
I'm wondering if you think it would be a good counterweight, really, for MPs to be able to look at, in camera, what the real security threats are—in other words, to have some of the same information that you have when you bring out legislation like this so that we could judge as well the extent to which these provisions are absolutely necessary.
Would you be in favour of that kind of thing?