At this point, we're done with questions. I want to thank you on behalf of all of the members.
I also want to emphasize that Haiti has been a country of ongoing interest to every member of this committee. We have revisited the situation in Haiti over the course of the past several years, and it's very regrettable that, for a country that has deep bonds of friendship with Haiti and a country that is blessed to have a large Haitian community, we constantly hear how the situation is deteriorating and that stability is not returning at the pace that we would all like to see.
I'm sure I speak on behalf of all members of this committee when I say that Haiti can't just be seen as a human resource issue. We really have to commit ourselves to making sure that other countries in the hemisphere are also fully engaged and fully committed to assisting in bringing stability. When we hear about Doctors Without Borders and the situation they found themselves in several days ago, that is very disconcerting. I certainly hope that next time we have the opportunity for a briefing, we will hear that we're committing more diplomatic muscle to this and that there is better news on the horizon.
Thank you very much for your time.
Before members leave, I have one quick question. Given that we've all agreed to allot an extra meeting to an examination of Bill C-353 and that we are going to be hearing from external witnesses, is it the will of the committee that all proposed amendments to Bill C-353 be submitted to the clerk no later than noon on Thursday, November 28, 2024?