Thank you very much.
Professor Clark-Kazak, we heard on Monday that the German example is a very interesting one as far as the settlement of asylum seekers is concerned. You mentioned the U.K. here today.
Would you point to examples? Do those stand out in your mind? You said there are problems with the U.K. model. What other democracies can Canada learn from? What other democracies should Canada look to when we're thinking about what kind of response is sustainable, meaningful and just for everyone?