Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I certainly don't have any concerns about having an update on Libya. I think that's a reasonable suggestion. There's something else that I think is perhaps a little more timely, and that I would like to see dealt with on Tuesday, and that is the recent events in Egypt with respect to the massacre that took place in Cairo last weekend.
We talked earlier in this session about having an update on Egypt from our officials in terms of the whole democratic situation in Egypt, the proposed elections, and what the status of the revolution was. Since that time, we've had this major event in Cairo. I know that a lot of Canadians are very concerned about that. I think maybe we could do an hour or an hour and a half on that on Tuesday.
The second thing that I think might be interesting to look at--and I would suggest that it's very timely--is that, as all of you know, the Commonwealth conference is taking place next week in Australia. A large Canadian delegation will be attending. We have the opportunity to have Senator Segal on the line on a video conference from the conference in Australia—I would suggest for maybe half an hour—to make a presentation and take some questions on what's going on at the conference.
If I could suggest this, maybe we could do that on Tuesday, and then move to Libya and Syria on Thursday.