Thank you very much, Ambassador. Thank you for your attendance, and I'm sure we can get into more detail on the Cuban policy with questions from members.
I'll now turn to the very distinguished former parliamentarian, who is also the founding and former president of the International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development, and a former member of this committee of whom we are all very fond.
Thank you, Mr. Broadbent, for taking the time to come before us to talk about an issue about which I recall you have some involvement and knowledge. Thank you very much.