Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thank you to the witnesses for being here.
I'd like to start off with Professor Kersten.
We spoke a lot about the ICC and the Rome Statute. I think it's worth noting that Lloyd Axworthy was a leader in helping to create both of those. The Rome Statute established the ICC, and a Canadian, Philippe Kirsch, ended up chairing the negotiating body and was later selected as a judge.
Some have asked the question whether one has...which poses another question. With respect to potential crimes being committed by either of the parties in the Middle East conflict, which would be the adjudicating body where one would go to look at potential crimes and have them adjudicated upon?