Perhaps I should be more specific, because obviously you expressed the hope that this would happen. The U.K. has had a policy change. They're dealing with people who were already passport holders in the U.K. and are therefore already able to come to the U.K. under existing passports. They made some policy changes, which, I would venture to suggest, are fairly easy to do.
You are expressing the hope that they impose sanctions. They've had plenty of time to do that. I'm just wondering if you have any realistic expectation that the U.K. government will actually do that, because I haven't heard anything of late indicating that they are doing more than what they've announced already.
Now, they have made some suggestions that they would make it easier for students who come to the U.K. to study to stay longer, which is again a policy change that is very positive.
I'm interested in this question of sanctions, because there are only seven or eight countries that have this type of legislation, and maybe more will come. I'm looking to what mechanisms might be used when you talk about.... We talk in Canada about an alliance of countries who are seeking to make it difficult for the authorities who violate human rights and who act in the ways we're talking about that we would like to influence.
What mechanisms are available in addition to the Magnitsky-type sanctions, which we haven't yet seen from other countries other than the U.S.?