Thank you very much.
Yes, I'll clarify that. I was asked by a reporter on the ground about DND providing money to the human rights commission. I said I thought that would be improper, for DND to provide the money, because we're asking them to monitor detainees that we've handed over, and it would look like we're paying for some kind of result. It doesn't mean that some other element of government can't pay for it. CIDA, for example, to my knowledge—you'd have to bring the minister for CIDA here, because I'm not absolutely certain—is negotiating now with the human rights commission to provide them with a substantial sum of money.
But my reference, when I talked, was in response to a reporter's question, and I was talking about DND not providing money. But I did say that we will provide any other support—logistics support or access support—to the human rights commission.