Mr. Benedict, I would certainly enjoy a longer meeting where we can discuss more granularly the specifics of the amendment. You started off your testimony saying that you saw it as a positive sign. Then, in a response to Mr. Julian's question, you said it wasn't credible.
I suspect that when we have the opportunity to meet and to review granularly the specifics, and with the fact that we will have an opportunity on an annual basis at this committee to hear from witnesses like yourselves and to study the report, which will be written by Canadian public servants, you will go from being a detractor to being one who demands that it be part of every free trade agreement, if, in fact, any of your member organizations ever support one.
I would certainly welcome the opportunity. Part of politics is pedagogy. If I can help educate you as to the benefits of economic engagement on human rights, I certainly want to help in any way I can.