I'd be very happy to provide those.
What does this mean for Canada on an international stage? Well, what I would say is that in my opinion—and I should say that I'm not a lawyer, but I do have some experience with norm-building—one of the really important ways in which international norms come to be accepted and put into practice is through the reiteration of those norms.
You'll see this at the beginning of most Security Council and other UN resolutions. They begin by citing and recognizing previous norms—and I'm out of time. This reiteration is very important, and reiteration in the same terms of the previous norms, so we don't really undermine—