Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I want to thank our officials for their work, in all departments, in continuing to follow this minute by minute, day by day, as a crisis that is unprecedented in our lifetimes in terms of threatening our own peace and security as well as that of friends and neighbours.
Following up on some of the discussions that have happened in today's meeting, as well as this progression of sanctions and other measures that have been taking place, I want to push a bit more on other sanctions.
I am now speaking as the member of Parliament for Don Valley West more than as parliamentary secretary, because I have those two roles in my head. As a member of Parliament, I am wanting our government to push further. I am very clear about that. The limits on that, obviously, are that we need to do this in lockstep with allies, with the like-minded, and that we keep building that momentum towards a constant approach.
Are there other options on the table that we can continue to work with our allies on in terms of sanctions that could reach deep into the economy and the fabric of Russia?