I have a very quick comment, Mr. Chairman.
I think the best way to encourage Canadian companies and other companies is to make them put up a plan that shows the benefits to the people of south Sudan or the people of Sudan, so that they are operating training systems.
The Chinese are not only in oil; they're in everything in south Sudan, and the majority of the workers are coming from China. The menial labour is being done by the Sudanese or Ugandans or Kenyans, but the management is being done by the Chinese, and all of the technical expertise is coming from China.
That has to change. That's what I would like to see: that companies are asked or that the government, if it can pressure, says that when they go into that country they have to put in a training program that allows the south Sudanese or the Sudanese to take over that operation or to set up in competition with them.
That's how we built the Canadian economy.