Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Minister, I was so struck by your comment that the military technology that Canada sold to Turkey, which gave Azerbaijan a decisive military advantage over Armenia, was just cameras. To me, it's like saying that a bullet is just a piece of metal. The nature of a thing is in its use. The use in this case was critical technology that gave Turkey a decisive advantage. It doesn't matter if it's a piece of metal or a camera or whatever it is. What matters is its use. The flippant way in which you, a minister of the Crown, refer to that would, I think, be quite surprising to people whose lives were directly affected by this conflict.
Minister, you responded to that before and I would invite further comments on that in writing.
I want to ask you a specific question about your policy with respect to Iran. We all recognize the importance of democratic norms and adhering to votes that take place in the House of Commons. Two and a half years ago, you voted to immediately list the IRGC as a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code. Will your government follow the will of the House of Commons and list the IRGC as a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code, as you voted to do two and a half years ago?