Mr. Speaker, I am glad that the member raised the whistleblower aspect because it was a key issue in the Radwanski case. That is how Parliament was able to address that situation.
I know that the member's colleague in the NDP has been a very strong advocate for whistleblower legislation. I have a concern about whether or not the pendulum would swing too far. I think the member would admit that if due care was not taken in terms of whistleblower legislation, frivolous allegations could be made which might become public and which might damage the reputation or the productivity of the person the allegation was posed against.
Is the member of the view that the whistleblower legislation has to be done carefully? Should there be a review of the allegation by an independent tribunal to ensure it was not a frivolous and vexatious allegation in terms of the impact on others?