Yes, I do move it.
One of the reasons we are creating this committee is that we need to regain the public's trust in our national security and the various institutions. I would like to reiterate that many witnesses, including the chair of the committee in the United Kingdom who appeared before us, explained how much electing the committee chair was positive and boosted public confidence in the committee.
We believe that electing the chair is a step in the right direction, obviously, but it would be even better to elect a chair from the opposition. We know that the Standing Committee on Public Accounts and the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics, namely, two oversight committees among others where the chair is from the opposition, work very well. The members understand their mandate very well.
That's why we think it's important to have an elected chair, but from an opposition party.