Allow me to say a few words in reply to your question.
Of course, it would be very helpful if people other than those from Sri Lanka were on the ground. The goal would be to watch how the country's justice is administered. In Sri Lanka, the government does not always hear the voice of the Tamils. In the north of the country, we are not fairly represented in Parliament. Having people from a foreign country who know the present situation in Sri Lanka well would be very meaningful, especially during the coming elections, given that there is definite talk of genocide and a humanitarian crisis. For that reason, the answer to your question is definitely yes. I really think it is an obligation. It is not just a question of being there; it is right to be there, it is something that should be done.
Thank you.