But what CIDA does is part of the broader political direction of the government with respect to development in Latin America. It's part of our foreign policy. It's not a separate entity unto itself. CIDA is part of the overall Canadian enterprise that we're looking at.
I'm just saying that if Bill C-300 says the minister gets a complaint and then considers the activities, surely the evidence.... What CIDA is doing and the evidence of what CIDA has with respect to a particular company would be entirely relevant to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. I would argue that it would be ludicrous to suggest that CIDA isn't going to be part of this puzzle. Of course it's going to be part of the puzzle. The counsellor who has been appointed for CSR is going to want to talk to you guys about what you're doing and what you're finding on the ground. Madame Giroux will have her staff in Latin America and they'll be reporting to her, as well as to the ambassador who is on site. Isn't that the case?