Blaine Calkins at the Public Safety and National Security Committee

I would agree with my colleague across the way.

I'm not sure this needs to be legislated. It seems to me that a matter of simple professional courtesy between government agencies would take care of this. The amendment, frankly, assumes that some of that common sense or professional courtesy is lacking in the administration. When we try to legislate common sense, sometimes we get into more trouble than we need to, legislatively, with our agency.

I wouldn't be in favour of this.