Yes, that's why we've come to this committee many times. Again, in my experience approaching institutions around the world, Canada has been recognized as one of the champions of human rights.
Canada has a history of negotiation and dialogue. Canada is a peace-making country and has the expertise to retain a very interesting, neutral position to persuade and to conduct some kind of overture to the humanitarian channel in Venezuela. That is important, because as you've seen over the last 18 years, the Venezuelan government has not demonstrated a huge confrontation with Canada.
I think this committee could try to provide the skill to negotiate or to persuade the Venezuelan government to open immediately the humanitarian channel. Why do they not accept that? It's because they say to the international community that we are not in an humanitarian emergency. That is the challenge.