Madam Speaker, not only did we have a question period where we had questions dealing with the issue of foreign affairs, but we also had members' statements dealing with foreign affairs. I think it is because Canadians have a right to know why the leader of the Conservative Party continues to refuse to get the security clearance so he can become better informed on the issue of foreign interference. The feeling is that he has something to hide, that there is something in his background preventing him from being able to get that security clearance, and this is a valid concern that continues to be raised.
While the Conservatives want to play the game of filibuster, maybe they can do some serious stuff here and give a clear indication of why the leader of the Conservative Party feels he is the only national leader who does not require a security clearance. Canadians have a right to know. Will the member give us some sense, some indication, of why his leader refuses to get that security clearance?