The purpose of the amendment is to enable that engagement. I think we share their commitment to engaging with the people of Afghanistan and making sure that Canada can play an important role in protecting their rights and improving the circumstances in which they find themselves.
The purpose of the amendment is to provide protection from criminal liability. We remain convinced—and I'm sure many Afghans are convinced as well—that we should seize any opportunity to reduce the benefit that the Taliban may derive from this. That's the way we've crafted the legislation. It is to make sure that these organizations have the right sort of financial accountability in place and that they qualify to be supported in their work while at the same time making sure that we are reducing the benefit that the Taliban may derive, because we wouldn't want to be in a position of enabling that organization in any way.
That is the way it's crafted and that's its intention. Along with the broader stakeholder group, we share those goals.