That's really helpful, because it helps us reach our ultimate objective, which is peace. Sanctions are a very important and critical tool, which you must use at the appropriate time. However, to your point around peace, it is clearly our objective to help people in Armenia and the region.
With respect to the right of return, it was discussed earlier and it is a very important concept. In my understanding, the Government of Canada has called for Armenians to have the full right of return to the region of Nagorno-Karabakh. We also know, as you said, that there are close ties.
If Armenians from the region choose not to return, with respect to collecting belongings, having full access to their assets and being able to have those assets respected in terms of their monetary value, can you comment on that second point? We obviously call for the full respect of the right of return, but if ethnic Armenians choose another path, can you elaborate a bit further on that second point of how they can get their rights if they choose an alternative path?