I just find it interesting. My colleague Ms. Acan raised a very good point. If we bring in this judicial authorization, there's a concern that it might delay the government's ability to take action to stop malware, yet in 2024, the Communications Security Establishment of the Canadian government was able to disrupt malware within 48 hours. It didn't require judicial authorization. They already had the capability of intercepting threats to our critical communication systems.
If this legislation was not in place in 2024, I wonder how the Communications Security Establishment could have been able to take that action to prevent that from happening, as has been claimed by the government.