Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I think we need to be clear on the specifics of this motion. This motion is simply calling for dialogue between the Central Tibetan Administration and the People's Republic of China, with a view toward allowing the exercise of genuine autonomy for Tibet within the framework of the Chinese constitution. We're reporting this motion to the House. At a later date, absolutely, we would want to do other studies, because it is an important topic. Our next study is not this. Our next study, depending on what we decide, is on Hong Kong. We will look at other things as well.
So for us at this moment to say that we don't have enough information or that we would need to do a further study to be able to call for dialogue—I'm quite concerned about that. I would like to ask my honourable colleagues to vote in favour of this motion. It does not in any way preclude us from doing further studies. It simply shows our commitment to the situation in Tibet by calling for dialogue.
Thank you very much.