Thank you very much.
Thank you, Mr. Keenan, for being here and for the work evidenced by some of the reports that I have managed to read in a very short period of time. I'm new to this committee as well. I have to say that my head's spinning a bit with this information.
It seems to me that a lot of things are being looked at as conjecture, not the least of which is the issue of sexual violence in Sri Lanka. You spoke to that a little earlier. There seemed to be a hedging—not saying outright that this is happening—because it's so hard to quantify.
From my previous work being, I guess, a study of human nature, I think there's nothing new under the sun. If we look at other countries that have verifiable instances of sexual violence used as a weapon, is it so difficult to believe or so difficult to, one, take a view that this is possibly happening and, two, bring it to the forefront in such a way that some concrete action can be taken on this issue as soon as possible?