This can be for Mr. Vigneault or Madame Drouin, whoever is best suited to answer it.
Earlier in questioning, Mr. Caputo insinuated that anyone who receives a security clearance can no longer do work in the topic area of, for example, foreign interference if their clearance has allowed them to do that work. Mr. Motz and I received security clearances and worked on the 2019 foreign interference review of NSICOP, yet here we are asking important questions, raising important issues and not breaching the indoctrination requirements that we signed, which we are committed to for life, not just for our time on NSICOP.
I found it quite interesting that Mr. Caputo was, in a way, trying to justify why his leader wouldn't receive a security clearance—he would be muzzled from asking tough questions—yet the legislation that would restrict his disclosure of sensitive information was the very thing that, just an hour earlier, Mr. Caputo was asking Minister LeBlanc to breach.
Is there a law or legislation that applies to the minister or cabinet that would apply differently, somehow, to me, Mr. Motz, the leader of the NDP or the Leader of the Opposition once we received a security clearance?