I am going to start with you, Professor Juneau.
I want to start on Iran and pick up some of the questions Mr. Levitt had. I have a problem, because he took all my questions, and the comments I was going to make as well.
I think one of the good things the government has done is continue the previous government's policy on Iran. It's not just human rights; it's their nuclear weapons program, the aggression they've shown towards our regional allies in that particular area of the world, and the continued support for terrorist groups. It's basically complete ignorance when it comes to ceasing the defence, promotion, and support they give not just to Hezbollah and Hamas, but also to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. They played a role in the attempted bombing of an Israeli diplomat on February 13, 2012. In Bahrain, there was a bomb plot on September 30, 2015. It's consistent. They have not stopped doing this, both to our allies and to other interests that we have in the region. They have Quds militiamen in southern Iraq. They played a role in Afghanistan, and they are playing a role in the civil war in Yemen.
Why should we make it simple for them to rejoin the international or western world and have access to finance and travel for members of their regime? On one side, I guess, our sanctions have worked to constrain them and delay their weapons programs, and have maybe given them food for thought in the relations with others. Why should we restart our relations with them in full and reward them with an embassy?