Yes, I'm certainly in favour of focusing on the regime's human rights violations as additional grounds for diplomatic isolation, for sanctions. As I said, one of my concerns with regard to the current SEMA sanctions that Canada has imposed is that they're solely focused on Iran's nuclear activity. That is a very legitimate concern, but as this committee has determined, Iran does pose this fourfold threat. I think it is important to be looking at solutions that address each one of those threats and that are grounded in how seriously we take those.
I believe Dr. Ottolenghi had specific policy recommendations in terms of dealing with the regime's human rights violations. I totally support those.
I would say, again, that I don't want to take away your focus, which I know is human rights, but my focus happens to be the terrorism element. I would say that listing the IRGC does, once again, help to address the human rights violations as well, because you are weakening the same entity that is responsible for all the internal repression.