Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I have a question about the allegations of foreign interference.
As we know, on March 6 of this year, the Prime Minister announced that the NSICOP would be undertaking a review of foreign interference in the 43rd and 44th federal elections. Some authorities or organizations have already started their reviews of these alleged cases of foreign interference. The Prime Minister also appointed a special rapporteur who will be charged with the work. You probably know that the Bloc Québécois has asked for an independent and public inquiry on this issue. If the votes of some Canadians were not what they initially intended, we think that those Canadians should be made aware of what happened.
Given that the members of your committee are bound by confidentiality and secrecy constraints, do you believe that your committee is best placed to conduct such a review?