I would probably go so far as to say that anyone who could possibly get that clearance should try. At least we'd know what's going on.
I wouldn't get into the semantics of who or why or where, but we're watching closely and we're quite concerned about the fact that we can be having very serious situations that are occurring in Canada. We have a lot of information that can be released. We see the Prime Minister and others who are actually speaking to the issue, so there is no muzzling going on if you are privy to the information that's being provided to you.
We would actually expect everyone, especially party leadership, to have that clearance, because then you can have a real conversation. When you don't get the clearance.... One of the things being spoken about in the Sikh community—I'll be very blunt—is that people who don't want to know can actually walk away from a situation, saying, “Well, I never knew.” That type of excuse is not going to fly.
I hope that's not what's going on. I don't pretend to know the inner workings of parties, but our expectation, I think, as Canadians, is that every party leader would have that clearance.