Thank you very much.
I would like to echo the theme of Professor Chapnick.
It is critical, in the current environment that Canada is in, and that Canadians are living in, that we don't make our foreign policy just an extension of domestic politics. The situation is far too serious for that. Our search to have a headline or to show that we are leading can really divert us from thinking about where our capacity can really have an impact.
Many times, we will have an impact, and it will not be visible. I'll give you the example of the NATO meeting last summer where there was a very difficult issue on the table, which was Ukraine's membership in NATO. It was clear that Ukraine was not going to get the answer it wanted. Canada and its allies were at a very difficult meeting, and our civil servants and others worked very hard to come up with language around security guarantees for Ukraine, which was maybe not the best answer in terms of Kyiv, but it was a very important contribution.
I very much—