I'll limit myself to one question so that we can go around the room. My question will be on the dynamic between human rights and our ODA and countries of focus.
We've done some work in the Subcommittee on International Human Rights of late, particularly on some of the significant human rights challenges being faced in Honduras and Myanmar. Of course, both of those countries are countries of focus for Canada.
I'm wondering if you can—you're welcome to take it on—give us some perspective on the leveraging of development assistance in trying to achieve better outcomes for human rights, such as carrots versus sticks, etc. It's something that we're mulling over right now: how to go about bringing these two things together.
There's a country like Myanmar, where, again, we have a renewed interest and a renewed relationship, and democracy is kind of starting, but we're seeing increasingly difficult human rights situations—for example, with the Rohingya population—and in fact fairly catastrophic human rights situations for them. Could we have your thoughts on those countries in particular, or just in general, as to how we bring these two things together?