Okay, so we have at least three, possibly five, regular meetings ahead of us. We've now had three hearings, one in the fall and two in the spring, on Cuba. In addition, I always make reference to the testimony that can be at least a reference point for us from the previous Parliament. And Marcus has suggested that we should probably move to consideration of a draft report on the Cuba testimony as an option.
He already had prepared—I'm looking at one iteration dated 16 November 2006 of Canada's policy concerning human rights in Cuba—possible elements of a report, which I think was a reasonable basis, but since then we've heard additional testimony, of course.
Go ahead.