Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
It's very nice to see you again. Thank you very much for being here, Ambassador, and sharing this update with us.
Obviously, we all wish that this was not necessary and that the Ukrainian people had won the war already and were able to continue on with their lives. I also want to thank you for helping me arrange some meetings when I was in Ukraine earlier this year. That's one of the things I wanted to talk about a bit. As you know, I was able to visit Irpin and see some of the really horrific devastation that has been done to what is very clearly civilian infrastructure. The destruction of a playground is something I will never, ever forget in my entire life. The violence that has been done to civilians is such a clear indication of war crimes, such a clear indication of genocide.
One of the things I also saw in Kyiv—and we talked about this—is that Ukrainians are living their lives. They are continuing to be strong in the face of what Russia is doing. When I spoke to the First Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, she mentioned the idea that Ukraine is trying to rebuild. It's trying to rebuild these communities. One of the ways Canada can help is by helping to provide insurance to Canadian companies that are, in fact, interested in working in Ukraine but perhaps can't take on that risk.
Can you talk about the ways Canada could help Ukraine rebuild at this time?