I think a future trip to Venezuela by a group of parliamentarians to see the situation on the ground would be very helpful. It should be as soon as possible, because we are in an emergency now. Also, I think it's good to share that we asked the Prime Minister to work hard on the four issues that Lilian just mentioned—calling for a general election, the release of political prisoners, respect for the national assembly, and a humanitarian channel. He was very compelling on this, and I think that Canadian voices, from different groups and audiences, are very important nowadays, especially with what's happening at the OAS level. There's going to be a meeting on May 31 with all the foreign affairs ministers to analyze Venezuela as a case before the UN General Assembly.
Yesterday was an important day, because there was a group that abstained at the UN. They used to vote against the democratic nations. Now they're abstaining. What we need is a last push to have them vote with the democratic countries of the region.