Thank you. I'll be brief, then.
I think there are a couple of points that haven't come through entirely.
These aren't solutions that any one country, obviously, is going to put on the table by itself. We feel strongly that part of what's been shown here is the need for multilateral solutions, and for further engagement in a co-operative way, across borders and across regions, to be able to come up with approaches that work and are sustainable. We do see human rights as one of the key elements in making sustainable peace and development work, as I've said in my remarks.
I would also emphasize, as a final point, that we often do not have the data and the information that allows us to intervene and act as effectively as possible. More work is required, looking at the indicators and the data. Monitoring is also a key point, disaggregated data in particular, on race, gender and other criteria.