I'm happy to take a crack at that question.
We do need to look at best practice, and some of our European allies represent that best practice. If that means that we need to staff up the relevant parts at Global Affairs Canada, then that's something we should do. This is an industry that's worth billions of dollars in exports each year. It also directly implicates our global reputation as a country that supports human rights. So this is important. We should staff up. We should be able to do it properly. If it turns out that Global Affairs Canada cannot do this effectively and justly with those additional resources, at that point we should consider establishing a separate agency to take over the job.
Thank you.