Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has said he will work with other opposition leaders to shape a potential public inquiry into foreign meddling in Canadian elections, including who might lead it. Poilievre said the person leading the inquiry needs to be independent, unbiased, and have a track record of non-partisanship and neutrality. The government has said it is open to a public inquiry and wants to work with Opposition Parties on its leadership, terms of reference, and how it would handle sensitive intelligence information. Poilievre has also called for changes to rules around the incarceration of dangerous offenders.

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