Really quickly, this isn't a question, but I wanted to clarify that the feminist foreign policy is not the same as the FIAP, the feminist international assistance policy, and it is so important that the feminist foreign policy include all aspects of Canada's role in the world, including defence, diplomacy and trade—so not wanting to focus on that development side when we look at the feminist foreign policy.
Unfortunately, I don't have questions for our guests right now because I would like to take the remainder of my time to move a motion that I brought forward previously. I really do thank the witnesses for being here, and I look forward to having the opportunity to study Taiwan in further detail going forward, but knowing where we are in Canada, knowing that I have now asked the U.S. ambassador to Canada to come to this committee to answer questions on foreign money being used to fuel these projects, I think it's really important to recognize that yesterday the GiveSendGo website was hacked. It was redirected to an illegal leak of who the donors are.
The document indicates that 56% of the donors are from the U.S. and that foreign donors account for nearly half of the dollar amount, that work emails were tied to these donations, including from the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and that, while there was a recent provincial order to freeze the funds, the convoy organizers as well as GiveSendGo have been looking for ways around this order.
This is a national emergency. Clearly, it has dragged on much longer than it should have due to a lack of leadership and a lack of action, and it needs to be addressed swiftly. This committee is a perfect place for us to be looking at this concern of foreign interference in relation to the convoy, and to elevate this issue, particularly since the organizers, who have a say in managing the funds, have expressed hate, white supremacy and a stated goal to appoint themselves into an unelected position of government and dissolve the current government.
I would like to move that motion, and I ask the committee to consider it and vote for it, please, Mr. Chair.