I was at the Montreal ministerial meeting hosted by Global Affairs Canada, and I can say that I was quite impressed by Foreign Affairs Minister Joly and the leadership she took, particularly on the issue of data and data coordination. As I said at that meeting—and I think your government was right alongside me and agreed when I said it—there are really four coordination challenges for the international community, with Canada's leadership as a pivotal supporter of Ukraine and as a pivotal leader within the ministerial group. There are four challenges on data, and data is crucial. If we do not have the proper data, we will fail.
The four challenges are, one, a donor support group to ensure long-term, multi-year support so that Ukraine and folks like Iryna Suslova and her colleagues have the resources they need to do their jobs. That's step one.
Step two is a technical support group for Ukrainians on many of the complex identification requirements.
The third is the negotiation group, with Qatar and South Africa playing crucial roles with the Holy See. That group needs to grow. It needs to get stronger and more coordinated.
The fourth and final one is an information-sharing group where nations such as Estonia and those with expertise on digital issues can ensure security and legal compliance for sharing data among law enforcement, civil society and governments.
Those are the four challenges. Canada is already engaged, but that's where Canada needs to be.
I'll turn it back over to you.