Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Thank you, gentlemen, for coming here today. It is a pleasure to hear from you. It is also very interesting. I have always been confident that you would succeed. If Tibet has succeeded to get that much international support, it is probably because your movement is non-violent. In the Province of Quebec we also want to do things in a democratic and peaceful manner. You are also proceeding in a peaceful manner and it is probably why you get that much sympathy even though, as you told us this morning, you are still very far from reaching your goals.
Mr. Gyari, I think, has spoken about the role of the Canadian Parliament. Could you tell the Sub-committee how specifically Parliament could help you in your quest?