Thank you very much.
Thank you to both of you. I'm sorry if I was a bit late, but I had duties elsewhere.
To come back and follow up a bit on what my colleague said, I think that fundamentally we all agree that what is important for the legislator is to respect the interests and the views of the citizens and not the interests and the views of other countries, other institutions, or whatever. We have to be very careful, therefore, when we assist another country and its legislative process in any way.
You have been speaking in general terms about civil society and about how to give parliamentarians the tools to be able to interact with civil society. On some level, we also have to give civil society the tools to be able to interact with parliamentarians.
I would like to know a little more about your work in that regard. My question goes to both witnesses.