Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to all of our witnesses for being here today. It's been a real honour for all of us to hear your testimony.
Mr. Kara-Murza, I'd like to ask you this question first, and then I'll invite Ms. McInnes and others to comment as well. One of the challenges of dealing with bad actors, as it were, is that they often get to adapt, move and change faster than governments. They're not constrained by laws, regulations, morality and all of these other things that constrain many of us in these institutions.
I know we're dealing with the bill right now, but I'm curious about your thoughts on what we should be thinking about next. How can we make sure that our sanctions regimes in Canada, and internationally, are as proactive as possible, as opposed to dealing with things once something has already taken place, which unfortunately is where we often find ourselves.
I'll start with you, Mr. Kara-Murza, and then go to Ms. McInnes.
I'm not sure if our other witnesses are able to stick around and answer as well, but I'd be happy to hear from them too.