Thank you, Chair.
And thank you to our guests.
If we could carry on with some of the questions of that round, I'll declare my interest. I obviously support the legislation. If anything, I have lottery envy, because Mr. McKay had his lottery number called before mine and I have a similar bill, so I will be very clear about that.
But in terms of the issue at hand, Mr. Rae did explore the issue of reach and whether or not we were interfering.
Mr. Janda, you're obviously well schooled in what the tools of government are. Would you consider SEMA a tool that is a stick or a carrot? Would you consider the Special Economic Measures Act, which government uses and used in the case of Burma to sanction companies if they invested in Burma—which I fully supported—to be a stick or a carrot?