However, I do think it's in order to discuss the other element, and that's the question of the elections.
We've had, from independent monitoring, very clear concerns raised about fear and intimidation, coercion and fraud, all linked to the current Colombian elections. These are reports that are available from reputable human rights organizations and from election monitoring.
That's not reflected in your presentation today. Are you aware, then, of the concerns around the Colombian elections, and has there been a case in the past where Canada has moved to try to implement legislation that a government or a regime wants at a time when there are concerns about whether free and fair elections can take place?
I certainly cannot think of an example. Normally, Canada steps back during an election process to monitor and ensure that the election takes place in a free and fair manner. I cannot think of a single example of where in the past Canada has moved forward at a time when there are concerns about whether those elections are free and fair, whether there is coercion and fear, whether there is fraud and intimidation taking place during the electoral process, which, as you all know, ends on May 30.