Yes, that's absolutely correct.
The difficulty, as I say, is that when you go to countries like Ghana, who have had this excellent training, they are equipped to be able to move forward.
I'm not suggesting for a second that we as Canadian parliamentarians—if you pardon me for my little lapse there—want to be telling them what to enact; we want to give them the power with which to enact it, and have the connection to the civil service so that whatever it is that is enacted can be enforced.