When you look at the technical assistance that Canada provides, whether it's on election monitoring, parliamentary development, rule of law or justice systems.... When we look at the actual institutions of governance, we see that there was at one time a section on governance that was really a clearing house for the best practices, for ideas, for coordinating the crosscutting that you were talking about around the different departments. Is that kind of challenge function or gathering of best practices...?
Globally, of course, I know that we have a number of areas, the UNDP and others, that gather these kinds of best practices and have that in-house expertise. Is there a place...?
For example, the last time we did the estimates in this committee, I spoke of electoral observation. It's one thing to send people abroad and do one election, for instance in Ukraine, which I know we've done a very good job of, but to be able to have that in-house expertise.... Do you have a place where that kind of expertise is being gathered, as opposed to in the different geographic regions? If not, is that something that you think would be helpful?