Mr. Speaker, the member has asked me a lot of questions, but this might be the first relevant question he has asked in many years. The reality is that, when asked about this, the Conservative leader, the future prime minister, said in the House of Commons the other day that he is not going to be gagged by the Liberal government.
He has the support of the person who was in charge of holding us to account when we were in government, as opposition leader. Tom Mulcair said the same thing: He would not do it if he were the Conservative leader either. The Liberals would like nothing more than for the Conservative leader to take a briefing he cannot talk about so that he cannot ask the questions he is asking in the House of Commons. Those questions are superuncomfortable for the Liberals.
This whole issue is connected to that. It is all about government censorship and the government controlling information Canadians get. I hope the member will take to heart the question that he has just asked, go into caucus on Wednesday, fight for a spot at the microphone and demand that the government release the names of everybody affected by foreign interference in the House.