Thank you for that.
With specific respect to that, I totally agree with Professor Leuprecht that the kinds of disruption that involve talking to parents and the community, etc., no reasonable person is going to have a problem with those. The problem is the bill is written very broadly to say the only absolute exclusions are causing death or bodily harm, some kind of affronts to sexual integrity and obstruction of justice. Everything else is potentially warrantable by a judge.
When we've asked in the House a couple of times if this potentially includes secret detention, and it's important to know that overseas activities of CSIS are included here, the government has specifically refused to say, “No, no, no, of course it doesn't include that”. This gives me cause to worry that, yes, it could go to that extent. Bodily harm does not include detention.
Is this a reasonable concern even though we might want to think that it would at the outer limits of anything ever considered by CSIS?