I'm very sorry you feel I'm speaking bafflegab. In fact, I rather thought I was really telling you what I had on my mind in explaining that there was hope in Haiti. I even gave you examples of that.
The expression "donors" is a general expression. I don't think anyone should think we're only doing that. You have to consider the commitment of our people there, whether it be CIDA people, the people from private companies or the NGO people. All CIDA-funded projects are implemented by Canadian partners.
There are currently about 30 or 40 Canadian partners in Haiti. They're on the front, with other Canadians and Haitians. They're part of teams that consist of people of both nationalities. I can't report on that, but that's the fact of the matter.
Now the documents are one thing, and we can distribute many others to you. We can give you a list of all our projects, since that's in the public domain. They're also published on our Web site. The document we distributed to you is an overview of the Canadian Cooperation Program in Haiti. It's a summary that outlines the signs of change in the country and the allocation of funds by sector.
Now, if the committee wishes, I can send you a full list of all programs, by major sector and partner.