There are two questions. Is there a point beyond which we say, “No more”? I think that point would be any authorized referendums in parts of eastern Ukraine or southern Ukraine that would allow a vote on whether to break away from Ukraine and join Russia.
In other words, were there to be a referendum of the kind that was held in Crimea in any other part of Ukraine, that would be a point at which we would say, “No more”. We'd move much more forcefully with respect to the G-7 and the G-8, for example. As you know, right now Russia is suspended but not excluded. Again, I support a strategy that allows us to move forward step by step.
With respect to the training of our election observers, we have very skilled election observers. They are trained by Elections Canada. We have a superb record of performance and I am sure that we will be sending a [Technical Difficulty—Editor].
We seem to have been disconnected there.
As I was saying, with respect to election observers, they are trained by Elections Canada. We have a large community of Ukrainian speakers who will staff this. I think we will send a team of the highest quality. I have no worries whatsoever about the quality of the observers that we will be sending.