Public Safety
In question period on public safety, members discussed Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act, which would give police and security agencies new powers to obtain subscriber and telecommunications data and require electronic service providers to help authorized access to information. Roman Baber of the Conservatives said part 2 would require providers to retain Canadians’ metadata, including call and location records, and raised concerns about possible foreign hacking of private data, asking the government to pause that part so it can be fixed. Liberal House leader Steven MacKinnon said the Conservatives used to stand with police and law and order, said they now believe in conspiracy theories instead, and called on them to work with the government to fight crime.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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