Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Once again, I'd like to thank the witnesses joining us today.
Obviously, I'm pleased that we can study UN reports, for example. This is necessary, but I also hope that concrete action will be taken. Regarding Bill S‑2, even today, some witnesses raised the consultation issue. In my view, based on the witnesses I've heard, we're ready to vote on Bill S‑2, as well as on the amendments, of course, which are important to just about all the witnesses we've heard from. I can't speak for those who have not yet appeared.
Since I have five minutes left and there are five of you, I suggest that each of you speak for one minute to add your comments. I'd also like you to tell us whether you believe Parliament is ready to vote on the bill, so that this doesn't drag on any longer and, of course, so that the genocide stops. I know that some have already done so, such as Ms. Alatini, in her opening remarks.
Let's start with Ms. Eberts, since she's the first one I see on the screen.
Once again, thank you very much.