Thank you. I'll have to speak quickly.
I just want to go back to the investigative process that this bill is trying to put in place. I'm referring to one of the submissions we were given today, and it talks about how the minister will make the determination. I go down here to this footnote that says:
...criminal investigation in the territory of another state cannot be a matter within the authority of Parliament or the provincial legislatures because they have no jurisdiction to authorize enforcement abroad.
Then it carries on talking about international law. My question is, would a country have to allow the investigation? Would they have to do that? Would there be reasons why they wouldn't allow it, in that there may be other development money that's coming into the country that they would lose, or there may be other impacts on other social constructions that are happening within a country?