But it may be a problem in practice, as pointed out by Professors Roach and Forcese, for example. They used a number of different examples. One example would be being precluded from ongoing law enforcement operations. They say that there's still an active ongoing law enforcement operation with respect to the 1985 Air India bombing. They also speak to the Afghan detainee affair.
Where the parliamentarians committee would be precluded from accessing information related to these issues, and where they may want to of their own volition engage in an inquiry that the public is certainly concerned about, isn't that something we should worry about? Couldn't the parliamentarians committee work together with the CSE commissioner on the same footing, with the same access to information?