This Chapter presents the core findings and conclusions of the research on Canada’s intelligence oversight framework, identifying key tensions between operational effectiveness and democratic accountability. A summary of key findings, drawn from a performance assessment based on key performance indicators (KPIs), is presented and discussed. While enhanced oversight has improved legal compliance, it has also contributed to delays in intelligence operations, increased administrative workload, and constrained technological innovation. The recommendations highlight that intelligence agencies face challenges in managing the requirements posed by overlapping oversight mandates while striving to maintain operational agility amid evolving and increasing security threats. The chapter underscores the importance of a strategic, whole-of-government approach that aligns oversight with national security objectives. It recommends the development of a comprehensive strategic national security policy to guide priorities, improve coordination, and support innovation. The chapter concludes that a recalibrated oversight system—grounded in clarity, proportionality, and long-term vision—is essential for sustaining public trust while enabling Canada’s intelligence agencies to remain responsive, credible, and effective.