Thanks.
I had the honour of being one of the committee members to travel to Peru last week. It's always an education when in Colombia and Panama, and now Peru, to see first-hand some of the incredible Canadian workers on the ground and the great work that our department officials are doing.
One of your former staff, Camille, who was working with you in Honduras and is now in Peru...so we had a chance to talk a little bit about some of the initiatives that have been under way for several years.
Could you maybe share a little bit about the anti-crime capacity building program and what this department—formerly the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, and now the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development—is doing to help by working with the police forces and the attorney general's office in Honduras to try to provide security in the country for all Hondurans?