--and I also will have some suggestions for my vice-chairman on the committee. My strong advice would be to make sure that it's a productive discussion and you're not just getting propaganda from one side or the other. Make sure we're bringing in the neutrals who really know what's going on.
There are a lot of NGOs that have a lot of information. World Vision has been there. Human Rights Watch has been there. The Red Cross has been there. There are people you can bring in. Then we can think about who would be the thoughtful people who might be able to enlighten us a little bit more as to what is really going on and what's motivating both sides, as opposed to an advocacy session from one side or the other, which frankly I don't need. I hope other members will feel the same way in terms of being productive.
I hope we can adopt the whole thing. I just want to reassure Mr. Abbott that I don't assume from this that we're going to get on a plane to Sri Lanka the next day. We have a lot of figuring out to do. It's just an expression of desire, I think, on the part of the committee.