I apologize. It's tough when there's so little time, but it seems as though, especially with the dollars we're seeing invested in strategic investments by countries like China, our efforts seem to be dwarfed by a much larger series of players who certainly don't have Canada's economics and certainly don't have Canada's security interests at risk.
I do want to move on to something else, because there are three topics I hope to cover here.
In terms of humanitarian crises, I know there are a number of significant ones when you look at Africa, including unrest in Cameroon and the millions displaced in Nigeria because of the Boko Haram crisis. Maternal death rates are skyrocketing, even though there was, for a time, positive work in South Sudan, Chad, Nigeria, Sierra Leone and others. What is being done to help address some of those practical challenges and to make sure the support that taxpayers in Canada are paying towards the lives of those in Africa is actually helping those on the ground and having a direct positive benefit?
I'm hoping for an answer in about one minute, and then I will have one more quick question.