Mr. Speaker, I think the Bloc Québécois and the New Democrats are quite aligned on this issue, which pertains to the safety and security of Canadians. One thing that is troubling for, I think, both the member and me is that over a year ago, when the New Democrats brought forward a motion to establish a public commission that would review all aspects of foreign interference, including foreign interference by India, the Prime Minister voted against it. Earlier today, in this place, we noticed the Liberals defeat the establishment of a special committee that would study Canada-India relations for the purpose of identifying measures that would combat foreign interference.
Does the member want to elaborate or speculate on why the Liberals are voting against these measures?