Madam Speaker, I am going to continue on the same line of questioning. I have a statement here from Richard Fadden, who served as the former CSIS director, who said, “I really think the Leader of the Opposition should accept a security clearance so that he can be briefed in detail. All of these other politicians seem to be able to function and fulfill their duties as members of the opposition while still having some measure of briefing.”
At this point in time, and this is the most important thing, the last thing we need to send to India is a message that we are not united on this point, because it will take advantage of that point and use it in India, and it has. We have seen a former army official who is serving as a state media commentator in India now who said that India should spend $100 million to take down the Prime Minister of Canada. Why is that happening now? We are not united on this, and the member is talking about not being political.