Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Professor Wark, in our first hour, we had two Sikh men here from their respective organizations. I'll paraphrase them. Essentially, what they were trying to really hammer home was that the revelations made by the RCMP on October 14 were finally confirming and validating what the Sikh community has known for decades about India's reach in Canada.
In my riding of Cowichan—Malahat—Langford on Vancouver Island, there is a large South Asian population. My riding is home to Paldi, which has one of the oldest Sikh temples in British Columbia.
I keep going back to the NSICOP report. There was one sentence in there stating that our foreign adversaries find that Canada has been a “low-risk, high reward” arena in which to operate. Can you expand on how we can flip those terms? How do we make Canada a high-risk, low-reward environment? You talked about CSIS and its resources being stretched. In this final minute, would you like to add some thoughts on things that this committee could recommend to the Government of Canada?