I'd like to briefly respond, because I recognize the concerns that are being expressed here.
First of all, if we go back to the situation and whether or not it warrants Canada's statements, it's along the lines of what we heard earlier today on Iran. This was a significant human rights abuse in its time, with the degradation that went on. There are many people in our country who are looking to us to take a stand.
Again, on the manner in which this is delivered, I presume our DFAIT officials and our minister have the skills to deliver this in a fashion that's respectful yet firm.
All I can stress is that to date the response from Canada was seen as a rebuke, and it did not have the depth that the women involved really believed should come forth from this country. They have very strong opinions on this.
At this point, I would call the question.