Thank you, Madam Chair.
Dzień dobry. That is the extent of my Polish. I apologize. I know a little more Ukrainian, having Ukrainian ancestry on my mother's side.
Thank you, Mr. Roszak, for appearing today and providing that historical context.
We had the Ukrainian Canadian Congress before us a few weeks ago. They provided a historical context from their vantage point. I would say there is a pretty marked difference between the points of view, which you have acknowledged in your comments.
I wonder if you have sat down with the UCC to kind of explore a common path forward, so incidents like this don't happen again. While I think everyone agrees that it was a very, very unfortunate incident that we don't want to repeat, these are learning opportunities for Canadians. Unfortunately, Canadians forget their history and the sacrifice that our armed forces made in two world wars and other conflicts around the world.
I wonder if you would provide us with a few reflections on how those two important communities, the Polish and Ukrainian communities, can perhaps help us better understand those periods in history, and move forward in a positive way.