Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I want to pick up, Minister, on the discussion about the feminist international assistance policy. From my perspective, one of the critical aspects of this needs to be addressing sexual violence and, in particular, as part of our engagement and development, confronting instances where international organizations, potential partners or recipients of assistance from Canada, haven't taken these issues seriously enough. There is the potential for significant power imbalances in those situations, not unlike what could exist in the military. We've seen some of that, sadly, here in Canada.
I'll start with a question about UNRWA. In 2019, a confidential report from the UN Ethics Office was leaked to The Associated Press. The report identified serious sexual misconduct allegations against managers at UNRWA. At the time, this UN agency promised to review these so-called “management-related matters”—their words—and report back.
There hasn't been any news since on the status of the report. It's been three years. This is a recipient of Canadian development assistance. Could you update us on the status of the review happening at UNRWA?