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P .  \nChair  \nSubmitted to the Prime Minister on June 27, 2022 Revised version tabled in Parliament in November 2022  \nRevisions  \nConsistent with subsection 21 (2) of the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians Act (NSICOP Act), the Committee may submit a special report to the Prime Minister and the ministers concerned on any matter related to its mandate. Consistent with subsection 21 (5) of the NSICOP Act, the Prime Minister may, after consulting the Chair of the Committee, direct the Committee to submit to him or her a revised version of the report that does not contain information the Prime Minister believes the disclosure of which would be injurious to national security, national defence or international relations or is information that is protected by solicitor-client privilege.  \nThis document is a revised version of the Special Report provided to the Prime Minister on 27 June 2022. At the time, the document was classifed as 'Top Secret/Special  \nIntelligence/Canadian Eyes Only/CODEWORD. ' Revisions were made to remove information the disclosure of which the Prime Minister believes would be injurious to national security, national defence or international relations or which constitutes solicitor-client privilege. Where information could simply be removed without affecting the readability of the document, the Committee noted the removal with three asterisks (***) in the text of this document. Where information could not simply be removed without affecting the readability of the document, the Committee revised the document to summarize the information that was removed. Those sections are marked with three asterisks at the beginning and the end of the summary, and the summary is enclosed by square brackets (see example below) .  \nEXAMPLE: [*** Revised sections are marked with three asterisks at the beginning and the end of the sentence, and the summary is enclosed by square brackets. ***]  \nTHE NATIONAL SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE OF PARLIAMENTARIANS  \nThe Hon. David McGuinty, P. C. , M. P. (Chair)  \nMs. Leona Alleslev, M. P.  \nMr. Stephane Bergeron, M. P.  \nMr. Don Davies, M. P.  \nThe Hon. Dennis Dawson, C. P. , Senator  \nMr. Ted Falk, M. P.  \n(resigned June 15, 2021)  \nMr. Peter Fragiskatos, M. P.  \nMs. lqra Khalid, M. P.  \nThe Hon. Frances Lankin, P. C. , C. M. , Senator  \nMr. Rob Morrison, M. P.  \nMr. Glen Motz, M.O. M. , M. P.(resigned June 15, 2021)  \nMs. Jennifer O'Connell, M. P.(resigned March 19, 2021)  \nMs. Brenda Shanahan, M. P.  \nThe Hon. Vernon White, C. P. , Senator  \nNational Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians  \nChair  \nThe Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, P. C. , M. P. 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