I think that's very fair, Mr. Chair.
I'm of the generation, Mr. Browder, of MAD: mutual assured destruction. That was a two-edged sword, because everybody thought it would prevent nuclear war, and due to the fact that everybody thought so, then Russia was free to do a lot of things without really believing that anybody would take them up on the challenge, because of the risk factor. I tend to agree with your analysis that Mr. Putin is not prepared to die for his money, but I wouldn't want to be proven wrong in that.
There's one thing I'd like to ask you about. Our researchers have brought this next question to us, and I think it's very pertinent considering the motion Mr. Cotler had before us. Before I ask you the question, though, are you aware of any interactions with government members seeking support on that bill and what kind of reaction they've been getting?