Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Singh, I'm going to quote part of the testimony provided to the committee by Michael Duheme, the Commissioner of the RCMP:
Over the past year, we have seen a number of situations where people have been intimidated, killed or harassed. On some occasions, we have also had to invoke the duty to warn, which is used when we have information deemed credible and imminent regarding the safety of an individual. We then have an obligation to meet with that person and warn them that their life is in danger.
What relationship has your organization had with the RCMP or security agencies in Canada over the past number of months or years? Obviously, the situation has evolved quickly in recent months, particularly with regard to criminal activities carried out by agents of India.
What relationship do you have with the RCMP, specifically? Do you feel safe?
Has that type of a warning requirement been directed at any of the members of your organization?
Finally, what did you think of the RCMP's public release, which revealed details of this ongoing investigation in order to reassure Canadians?
Has that reassured some of the members of your organization?