I'm afraid it will take me five minutes. I think this is probably the essence of my presentation.
Arguably in a democratic society two things should occur when governments want additional powers for national security agencies. First, they should make a case for why they are necessary. Second, where they take the balance in favour of security over individual rights and freedoms, they should ensure that it has a robust and effective oversight system in place that can also ensure accountability. Bill C-51 was perhaps the most contentious bill of the last Parliament because it fulfilled neither of these points.
Do you wish me to stop now?