Mr. Speaker, we have been witnessing an ongoing game that the Conservative Party continues to play at significant expense.
I would like to provide an example of foreign interference. This is an issue that affects us all. All Canadians are concerned about foreign interference. I care passionately about the Sikh and Indo-Canadian communities and the impact that foreign interference is having on them. There is everything from extortion to assassinations, as well as allegations of the Conservative leadership being manipulated through foreign interference and parliamentarians being involved in it. However, every leader in the House of Commons, except for the Conservative leader, has gotten the security clearance. It is not good for the Conservative Party to put its personal interest ahead of the national interest.
Can the member explain why the leader of the Conservative Party refuses to get a security clearance when so many Canadians are concerned about international foreign interference in Canada today?