I must say, too, in regard to this, if you're looking at the three last lines, you say, “and recommend measures to enhance government”. To be able to recommend measures, we need to study. We just cannot make recommendations to the board, the executive director of the IMF, and the World Bank. It's too much. If you just say, “That the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs invite the Minister of Finance, the minister responsible for IMF and the World Bank to appear in front of the committee”, I will fully agree with this. I think we can do a job by listening to the minister, and after that, if we're not satisfied, we could invite some other people in the second round.
I would like to amend it, if Madam McDonough agrees. We always say friendly. I'd like to make a friendly amendment: that we just invite the responsible minister for the IMF and the World Bank to appear in front of the committee. That's the Minister of Finance and of CIDA.