Sir, I'm not a U.S. constitutional expert, nor am I a lawyer. However, I and our Canadian Coalition for Democracies believe that Mr. Khadr has been treated relatively well compared to how other states treat their citizens. Mr. Khadr has been granted very able counsel, and he has been able to communicate with his family. He's healthy, from what we are made to understand, and we are confident that he is being treated appropriately.
As for the U.S. constitutional law, the U.S. Supreme Court, as you know, is reviewing this matter and it will make that decision. But at this point, we do believe he has been treated appropriately.