I just think that Canadians would be somewhat concerned. We have many of the lead figures from our national security establishment. There doesn't appear to be any sort of coordination between immigration Canada and our security services.
I'm not getting a lot of confidence today that our national security is being protected in this country under this government, when it appears that our immigration system has been compromised in this case and when it appears that our justice system is being compromised. These accused killers are being allowed to walk on the street and go after Canadian citizens—particularly Canadian citizens of Sikh background. That's deeply concerning to me.
I think that should be a major focus of what this investigation is: What processes did our country have that could have prevented this?
Yes, we can talk about briefing foreign media outlets in order to get this information out. We can talk about the fact that the Prime Minister had information on this, but if we're not fixing our systems, like our immigration system and our justice system, it's going to allow these very dangerous criminals to walk our streets.
Commissioner Duheme, how long have you been investigating Indian foreign interference on Canadian soil?