Madam Speaker, my colleague mentioned the member opposite's efforts in contributing to this whole issue, and I appreciate that. While I do not necessarily agree with everything, I appreciate many of the things she has put on the record.
The question I have for her is related to the Conservative Party using this two-year-old report to try to prevent the public safety committee from studying the issue of Russian and Indian foreign interference. There are all sorts of agenda items that could be before the public safety committee. Based on her experience, no doubt the issue we are talking about today will, in fact, come up with time.
On the issue of foreign interference, her leader did get the security clearance and only one leader has not and that leader has now instructed his caucus to prevent this study from taking place by moving the proposed amendment. Could she provide her thoughts on that?