First of all, I would want to qualify the different standards. Every country that is a signatory to the refugee convention is interpreting the same standards according to an international treaty that is binding. That has been increasingly evident in the jurisprudence of—
Canada again was in the lead on this. The Supreme Court of Canada was in the lead in defining an international framework and leading many countries around the world—the United Kingdom, Australia, and other countries—in following international standards and interpreting the refugee definition. In principle we all have to be answerable to a common framework if we're all signatories to the same convention. I think the fundamental premise of safe third country agreements is false.