The expertise that I and the team here have is shared, of course, with our headquarters, which works to develop Canadian positions based on multiple sources of information, including that which I provide to the OAS through our channels. However, we are not the only ones providing that information and input to the decision-making process.
Rather than trying to give you the views that may or may not be the most recent from the 31 other member state governments of the OAS, if you would like, I could try to seek the statements and provide those to the committee. We assess those things from here at the OAS, from our missions abroad in the capitals of those countries and through the missions resident in Ottawa. Therefore, I think mine is but one part of a larger puzzle in coming together to the Canadian position.