We would certainly regret that announcement. It's part of a larger pattern we see. Venezuela, essentially, is not supportive of the Organization of the American States. It doesn't accept that regional human rights organizations and commissions have a legitimate role. It challenges that role, which it sees as intrusive. It sees the OAS and its organizations as instruments of what it calls the imperial power, which would be the United States. They tend not to be supportive of those kinds of institutions anyway. This is part of a pattern we see, including in the OAS, where the ALBA countries, which are the allies of Venezuela, tend to work against Canada and others and tend to work against the larger interests of the Organization of the American States.
The ALBA grouping is very much the focus of their interest. It's kind of a vehicle by which they promote their agenda, which is often against the agenda of Canada.
We see these organizations as inclusive. They represent all of the Americas. For Canada, the OAS is the only organization that brings in everybody, from Chile to Canada and into the Caribbean. We want to be supportive of these hemispheric organizations, but we don't see the same from Venezuela.