Perhaps I could just add one quick point to that. There is an important role here as well for parliamentarians to play on this question because there are a number of international parliamentary organizations, whether it's the Inter-Parliamentary Union, the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, in which you have an opportunity to engage with members of Parliament from some of these countries like Tanzania, Uganda and others.
I have found in my work with the Global Fund that it's trying to promote that engagement among parliamentarians. You can make a real difference just by raising some of these issues in a respectful but clear way with parliamentary colleagues at the international parliamentary level as well, and that's an area where certainly I know the former foreign minister, John Baird, really deserves credit. He really reached out not just to parliamentarians but to other government ministers and leaders as well, and Canada has really shown some leadership in that area, which you as parliamentarians, across party lines, can also promote in your work at the international level.
I just wanted to mention that as well.