Madam Speaker, I want to raise two hypothetical situations for the hon. member for Surrey—Newton.
I want to say on the record how pleased I am that the new government is bringing in Bill C-6. I wish the Liberals would repeal C-24 in its entirety.
I will give another example to that of the member for Calgary Midnapore, who paints the worse case. I will take that worse case and ask: How does it benefit world peace and security to take someone who is dangerous and put them back in a country of origin? Would that government feel well with them? Are they barred from ever coming back to Canada?
Let me take another example. The reckless Bill C-51 passed by the previous government included offences of so-called terrorism. Part 3 of Bill C-51, which I call the “thought chill section”, deals with things placed on websites that might encourage “terrorism in general”. It could include a Che Guevara poster the way it is worded. Therefore, a person who is innocent, but might have dual citizenship, could be found guilty of a terrorism-related offence for something as innocuous as an image on a website. It is anti-democratic and wrong, and thank God the current government is bringing it down.