I am not the only one to have received this email, and I assure you that we advised police authorities so that they may investigate given the harshness and seriousness of the text of the email.
On this same issue, some witnesses have said that this new offence on inciting or advocating terrorism is unconstitutional because it is too vague. Because of that it may impose unreasonable limits on freedom of expression—if we are talking about freedom of expression.
One witness even told us that this offence could hinder the setting up of an anti-radicalisation community program. The people who said that are people who devote their time to defending civil liberties.
Last November, someone painted antisemitic graffiti on the walls of a synagogue in the south of Ottawa.
Mr. Shack, I want to give you an opportunity to comment on the importance of fighting hate propaganda. In connection with this incident, do you have an opinion on the constitutionality of such a measure?