Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you for joining us this morning and for your very insightful presentation.
I would like to talk about the anti-corruption court, but I would first like to put a question to you, Madam Deputy Speaker. I thought that it was very apropos and interesting that you mentioned that nothing can be done for your country without working with Ukraine—with Ukrainians—and without knowing what they want.
During testimony in some of the committee meetings, people talked to us about what is referred to as reform fatigue.
It's basically fatigue when it comes to reforms, perhaps because many people feel that those reforms are imposed from the outside instead of stemming from the inside, from the population.
That is why I would like you to, first, comment on that and, second, tell us—if it is applicable—how Canada can improve its approach to work better with Ukrainians, instead of working from outside the country.