Madam Speaker, our leader did get a briefing. On October 14, the national security intelligence adviser to the Prime Minister, the deputy minister of foreign affairs at Global Affairs Canada and the director of CSIS all gave him a briefing about the foreign interference that was happening from India.
The CSIS Act allows the government to offer information to any Canadian about specific risks of foreign interference without forcing them into sworn secrecy or controlling what they say. After receiving that briefing, they never once brought up anything, not even just to our party or anyone, of the false claims that the Prime Minister was supposedly making. This is nothing but an effort to try to gag the Conservative leader. This is such a serious issue of foreign interference, and as we can see, the Greens, the Liberals and the NDP are all playing politics.