Mr. Speaker, there was a time here in this place when different leaders of political parties could not get a security clearance. They were not allowed to, and they had to actually fight to be able to gain access to that; that changed. Now, the Conservative leader is fighting to stay away from that security clearance on this particular issue.
It has been standard practice to ensure that our democracy is protected by all Parliaments and all political parties via security clearance. Will the Conservatives go public with other issues that they will not get a security clearance on?