Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thank you, gentlemen, for your testimony today.
Mr. McMullen, in your testimony earlier you described Canada as unique in the world in the process we have for sanction and redress. How can you help us look forward in terms of some tangible recommendations, as Mr. Davidson has alluded to as well? It is problematic that our process is indeed unique. It is a voluntary process, and that's what part of what we need to be able to examine in a more fulsome way as a committee.
In terms of our membership in the OECD and some of the recommendations they have made to Canada, what do you see as a way we can move forward with this process so that the diplomatic support that you were talking about is still there but has the resources, or the teeth? Maybe you could talk a little about that, and then perhaps your comments could allow a springboard for Mr. Davidson as well.