That, given that intimidation tactics of the People's Republic of China are being deployed against many Canadians of Chinese descent in diaspora communities across the country, which are widely reported and well established through the House of Commons’ committee testimony and reports by Canada’s security establishment, including reports indicating that families of members of Parliament are subjected to an intimidation campaign orchestrated out of Beijing’s consulate in Toronto, the House call on the government to stop delaying and immediately:

(a) create a foreign agent registry similar to Australia and the United States of America;

(b) establish a national public inquiry on the matter of foreign election interference;

(c) close down the People's Republic of China run police stations operating in Canada; and

(d) expel all of the People's Republic of China diplomats responsible for and involved in these affronts to Canadian democracy.