Colleagues, order please.
We are the Subcommittee on International Human Rights of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development. This is December 11, 2014, and we are holding our 50th meeting.
We are televised, I think.
We have as our witness today, from the Humura Association, Jean-Bosco Iyakaremye. Before we turn to our witness, I'm going to ask that we deal with a matter of committee business and try to establish whether or not we will need to take time in this meeting to give any drafting instructions to the analysts. We discussed this at our last meeting. I said I would come back at the beginning of this meeting to find out whether there was anything that needed to be passed on to the analysts.
Let me ask that question now. Drafting instructions ought to be dealt with in camera. We'll find out whether there are any. If there are, I'll suggest we shift them to the end of the meeting.
All right, none from the government side. Are there any from the Liberal side? I'll just confirm with the New Democrats.
Mr. Cotler.