I think Canada does need to be part of a continuing drumbeat of concern and an insistence on the standards that any country should be held to. That should be expressed and communicated by Canada, along with the rest of the world, to Sri Lanka. I don't think it's going to have much impact in the short term.
One of the concerns I would have is that, frankly, Sri Lanka is a very small country, a little island in the Indian Ocean. It's not the cockpit of conflict that the Middle East is, for example, so it's easy for it to recede from consciousness. So one of the tricks I think would be for this issue of Sri Lanka and the just treatment of the minorities there to remain in the consciousness of the international community.
That's going to be a challenge, but I think it's very important that those words be spoken and that pressure be imposed on them, even if, in the short run, it doesn't have a great deal of impact.