In terms of the guarantee around minority rights, I think where we have come in as a government is our direct engagement and advocacy on these issues. We also try to support programs that will make a long-term difference in how the government interacts with its citizens and how minority communities and others, or Syrians, live together.
One area we have been engaged in is through the transitional justice space. We have a working group with Germany, which Canada is leading. We're trying to support some positive interventions there. We also do a lot of work through the Canada fund for local initiatives, which allows us to support small civil society organizations in Syria, some of which are focused on minority issues, human rights, freedom of the press and so on. We're pushing on that. We continue to try to focus on those efforts so that, at this very early stage, we can try to cement some of those protections for minority communities so that they can also find pathways within their government and can more effectively represent and lead in their communities.