Mr. Speaker, I truly believe the member has raised some valid points, especially with his most recent comments in regard to the leadership of the Conservative Party. We know foreign interference has been a very hot topic. Canadians are truly concerned about it.
However, we have the only party leader in the House of Commons who absolutely refuses to get the security clearance necessary in order to see the documents. It begs the question: Is it that the leader of the Conservative Party wants to be naive about this issue? Or is it because if he actually applied, his application would be rejected on some grounds? Maybe the House of Commons or a standing committee should be investigating that, because Canadians have a right to know if the leader of the Conservative Party might not even qualify to get security clearance and what would prevent that from happening.