Thank you very much, Chair.
Thank you very much for your testimony, again. You spoke about how you work with women partners. I was in Nicaragua and met with Oxfam there and with the partners on the ground.
I want to give you an opportunity to talk about two things very quickly. First is the fact that you work so closely with partners and that you are in fact enabling the people on the ground, the women on the ground, to do what they need. You're providing that support to them. One thing that was brought up was the ability of the Canadian aid sector to switch its focus. Obviously, the horrendous earthquake in Syria and Turkey and the horrible war that's happening in Ukraine have diverted a lot of our attention. Obviously, Canada needs to do absolutely everything it can for the people of Turkey, Syria and Ukraine—the women of Ukraine, who we know have suffered quite a bit of sexual violence.
Could you talk a little bit about how that support needs to be in addition to the development dollars, not in exchange for them?