The Federal Liberal government wants to hear from Canadians about re-vamping national security legislation. The government opened an online public consultation process Thursday, inviting people to share their ideas on everything from preventing attacks to ensuring intelligence agencies are accountable.

The government has promised to repeal parts of the former Conservative regime’s omnibus security legislation, known as bill C-51. The Liberals also plan to introduce new measures aimed at balancing collective security with rights and freedoms.

You have until December 1st to give your feedback. Consultation on National Security