Mr. Speaker, what was committed was an act of terrorism in Parliament. That is clear from the tapes that have been released now.
What I said in my speech was that ISIL had used that attack and asked others to conduct similar attacks in the future. He was inspired by ISIL as well. I know those members want to talk abut all these technicalities of was it terrorism, was it mental illness. There was a soldier shot in the back at the National War Memorial by a terrorist who was inspired by ISIL.
ISIL has used that incident and has said in particular that it wants others to do that again. This is the type of organization with which we are dealing. To think we can just wish it away, ignore it or let someone else deal with it, is irresponsible. Canadians want us to act. They overwhelmingly support the motion and the mission. I will be happy to support it as well.