Thanks.
As Sophie mentioned, the whole effectiveness of sanctions requires the sender to be reactive to events on the ground. However, Canada has a “fire and forget” approach. We put a name on the list, and then that's the last we hear from it. We know that Canada, for example, took three years to lift sanctions from Côte d'Ivoire and Liberia after the UN Security Council had. We spend a lot of time up front on whom to target, but we don't spend a lot of time on looking at what the effect is on these targets and whether we should be maybe adjusting with allies and in response to events on the ground.