Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you very much to the witnesses for being with us. At the risk of repeating what my colleagues have already said, we are very pleased and honoured we are to have them with us today.
I'll get right to it.
There is something intriguing in what you and my colleagues are saying: Despite the adoption of laws like the Sergei Magnitsky Law, which we are talking about a lot today, the results we are seeing on the ground in a number of western countries are sometimes problematic.
How do you assess the results so far?
I would like short answers, because I will then have questions for other people.