Thank you, Minister.
I think you would understand that if those were my children or your children, neither of us would find that response to be good enough. It's not an issue of the Privacy Act; it's an issue of whether Canada is prepared to repatriate Canadian nationals who are under six years of age, who are, to put it mildly, in less than desirable conditions.
You've demonstrated that your government is capable of repatriating children from those camps. You've demonstrated it in the case of Amira.
I'll ask the question again, because I don't think you answered it. There are still over 20 children there, many of whom are under six years of age. You were able to send in Canadian personnel to repatriate one child from those camps. What about the other two dozen children who are there?