I'm not sure I understand the final point. I do understand the complexity of coordinating these resources, but I don't think it actually is that complicated from an institutional perspective. It's very simple: If there is doubt as to whether someone is an appropriate invitee or someone to be recognized, then serious thought and serious research should be put into looking into that particular individual before any kind of invitation is sent out.
Out of respect for the sensitivity for communities and in a diverse landscape like ours here in Canada, that can be a challenge, but I think that for all of us it's not just about an institutional approach. It's also about broader awareness and engagement on the parliamentary level between parliamentarians and community organizations like ours on a regular basis. That is harder to put into a process, but I think it is just as important.