Thank you very much for your presentation.
As you mentioned, Canada's policy, which is for constructive engagement, is supposed to include, in that engagement, respect for human rights through economic and cultural development engagements. Now, that particular policy direction is sometimes—and I think that's what I heard from you—in conflict with our objectives, with the moneys that we're putting forward with CIDA. If the CIDA programs focus on two priorities, which is the modernizing of government and local development, as you've stated in your presentation, sometimes that is used by the government, in fact, to state that things are going relatively well.
How do we refocus the programs? How do we in fact make sure that on the issue of program development and work by CIDA that in fact it is meeting those objectives of human rights and that it becomes very much a priority?