First of all, I think you've all said you don't have a lot of faith in the assessment process carried out by Global Affairs Canada and also commented on the lack of transparency about who's doing it. We don't know even know how many resources are given to this task it seems. The solution proposed by Ms. Mason and the Rideau Institute is that there ought to be an independent agency to do these assessments.
Is that something we would be following in some other country's footsteps in doing, Ms. Mason, or would that be something where we would be breaking new ground, as we have done, of course, in other areas of international arms issues such as the landmines issue and others?