If that's the case, then, at a bare minimum, active operational oversight that has nothing in common with the interests of those who benefit from "hiding, covering up, manipulating, lying" is required.   As well, Bill C-51 needs to be revised with regard to the most dangerous aspects of that legislation.

At the moment, in Canada, real operational oversight doesn't exist in any meaningful way, which stands in clear contrast with most (all?) of Canada's closest neighbours legally and culturally in the global community.  Examples include Australia, New Zealand, the US and the UK -- all of them do have some form of active operational oversight of their security agencies.