Thank you very much.
Mr. Silver, in your opening remarks, you talked about international mechanisms such as the International Criminal Court. However, I get the sense, which various witnesses confirm, that what's being done here shows that the Canadian government's legislative framework for transnational repression is simply nonexistent or that there's no training.
This question may also be for you, Mr. Juneau, because you talked about it.
I won't say it's complacency, but isn't there a clear lack of apparatuses and tools for training police forces and prosecutors to help them fight transnational repression right here on Canadian soil?