I'd like to thank our witnesses for bringing some very thought-provoking information to us today. We're well aware of the human rights abuses in Iran. I just want to continue on the conversational roll with Mr. Dubowitz.
You're talking about targeted sanctions and how we need to take these bolder steps now that we have our legislation in place. I guess I'll ask both of our witnesses if we can maybe have a little bit of candour from you, as we've already heard, with regard to the universal period review. Do you think that, if we're targeting in a different way or in a more vigilant way, we'll see a different response to recommendations that are put forward by the review? I think sometimes when we're following this issue we get cynical about the processes that are in place and the responsiveness. I'm wondering if you think it would be helpful or meaningful for the review to be something that is actually responded to.