Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Do, I want to commend you for the comprehensive testimony. You have condensed into a small area some significant issues for us to consider. Listening to you talk about the trafficking in children, being a grandfather with nine grandchildren, you can imagine for a moment where my imagination took me and the horribleness of this.
You spoke several times in your testimony about police corruption. One of the things I didn't hear in your testimony was how that police corruption connected to the national government or is there a space between them? When you have a national government that is supportive of those kinds of actions, it makes it very difficult because clearly they don't have a conscience at that point. Is there an opening there for us to address this issue through their national government?