Mr. Speaker, the member opposite and I have a natural bond, being Jewish members of Parliament, and I enjoy the opportunity we often have to talk about the needs of the community and the country as a whole. I am not going to be partisan whatsoever.
One thing that my hon. colleague mentioned in her remarks was enforcement. I sometimes struggle to understand, even if I were to accept the argument in its entirety, which I do not, that the laws that currently exist are strong enough and it is an enforcement issue, I would like to understand from her perspective, aside from the IRGC, where I do understand where she is coming from, how, when we are talking about enforcement on the ground, let us say, at rallies, she believes the federal government has a role to play in discussions with police services.