I want to speak to a point of view on this one.
I agree with what Borys and the international community have been saying and that this is one of the routes to take towards achieving a peaceful settlement. But what we must always be careful of is not to pull the carpet out from under what is already going on, which is the Kofi Annan peace mission. The moment we put any of these things, we are presupposing and telling, and making Kofi Annan's mediation effort....
The idea right now for us to do is to get this motion out here on this thing. There's nothing telling us not to write to Kofi Annan and say this is what Canadians feel, but I would say, as a public expression, we must not undercut Kofi Annan. He's doing the mediation, he's having a hard time, he's having a hard time about this re-election and everything, so let him do that job. Let him finish that job. We are standing behind, but we are adding our voice to tell the parties to come to the table. That's all we're saying. Further down the road, we can look into more detailed studies, if you want.