I guess that brings us to the end of this panel.
Thank you to all of the witnesses for being here today. It was quite interesting to learn about the methods that you're adopting to be able to represent your constituents, and especially about the collaboration that has been taking place among all of the parties in the different legislatures. Thank you for informing us and giving us your insights.
For the rest of the committee members, we have a couple of things to go over. One is the work plan that was put forward at our last committee meeting. I want to see if all of the members are okay with it. We've already had two of the meetings that are listed on it—June 2 and June 4. What we have left is the June 9 meeting, the international meeting. For this one there is a bit of an issue because we've had such a willingness on the part of the witnesses to come before the committee to make presentations. I think there's a lot that we will be able to learn, but we have about eight international witnesses and there's no way we can get all eight into one panel.
We're trying to work with the whips' offices to see if we can get an extra meeting tacked on. That would allow us to have interpretation and the witnesses in on that day.
Mr. Richards.