Thank you for raising that issue.
For me, it's always been a little bit like you can't have one without the other. Ultimately, those trade relationships will fail if we don't have good diplomacy and if we don't have good development relationships with other countries. I've framed it sometimes as the dessert you get when you actually do the hard work of development, human rights support and diplomacy.
Ms. Ravon, I have a question for you as well.
You talked about the need for Canada to invest more in humanitarian aid. You won't be surprised to hear me say that I agree. Our ODA is woefully low in Canada. It's embarrassing, when I am in the international sphere, to have to say that we are still at 0.3% for ODA.
I also would like you to talk a little bit about how that money should be spent. It's not just increasing the amount of money. It's ensuring that it is being done properly and that it is going to the right organizations. Could you share your thoughts on that?