Thank you.
That's interesting. Framed in that way, I don't think that there is much chance of that succeeding unless there was a fundamental transformation. However, if parliamentarians do meet, reach a consensus and push this line in their respective home countries, we could certainly sign on that.
If we do want to effect change, even in relation to what I referred to, it won't be easy, nor will it be quick. And yet, I think that it is absolutely crucial because otherwise we'll find ourselves in a situation where these two big institutions may end up contradicting each other and challenging the policies adopted by their countries, policies for which we, and other parliamentarians involved with CIDA, have passed resolutions.
Now, all of this may mean that the funds, instead of being used to fight poverty and promote development, may not be targeted enough, and as such, have their intended effect negated.
Thank you very much for having reminded us of that.