Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and I want to thank the witness for being with us today.
My question is based on a comment you made, if I heard it correctly, that the legal process with respect to Omar Khadr should be allowed to take place provided he is being given the full protections under U.S. constitutional law.
Do you believe he has been provided with such appropriate constitutional protections, given the illegal and prolonged detention, the lack of counsel during the first several years of his detection, the coerced interrogation and the like? Indeed, even the U.S. Supreme Court found this process to be illegal.
Do you believe that Omar Khadr has in fact received appropriate constitutional protections with respect to prosecution?