Public Safety
During question period on public safety, a Liberal member asked about the government’s newly released national security plan, described as the first comprehensive update in more than 20 years. The parliamentary secretary replied that the plan is meant to prepare Canada for changing threats at home and abroad, including cyber-threats and foreign interference, and said it would strengthen the economy, the military and intelligence agencies, build international partnerships, and protect Canadians from crime. No other parties’ statements were included in the available discussion.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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