Thank you very much.
As was mentioned earlier by my colleague, this committee is in the final stages of putting together a study on Canada's international democracy promotion. One of the things we heard from the witnesses is that when we're looking at democratic development, democracy promotion and election observation, we're not necessarily looking at the least developed countries, yet when we formulate our aid policy, it's primarily focused on those poorest of poor countries. On the other hand, it isn't really diplomacy either. If you look at the Global Affairs side, in some cases democracy promotion and the work that we would be doing might actually be at odds with some of the diplomatic efforts.
Where does that actually fit? We talk about democratic development and diplomacy. Governance and democracy used to sit under CIDA. Where would you see the best fit for Canada's efforts on democracy promotion in Global Affairs, and could you perhaps elaborate a little bit on what we are doing in this regard?