Thank you, Ms. Ramsey, first of all, for sharing a vision. I grew up partly in Canada, and these are values that I certainly learned in Canada when I was a little boy. I appreciate hearing that as often as I can.
With respect to human rights, it is a huge issue. Certainly, there are very important lessons to be learned from Canada. Canada has played a role on a global scale. I think Canada has some excellent lessons that can be shared. In my particular case, when I was working with the Secretary of Public Security in Mexico City, I used the example of community policing by the RCMP. The RCMP had—at least had back then, and I'm sure it's even better now—a fantastic model for community policing, and that is something specific that we can use. Here in Mexico City, we wanted to use it as an example for a pilot project that eventually did not receive the necessary funding from our legislature. I think that the lessons are there, and I think that's something that Canada can certainly play a huge role in, especially in community policing as practised by the RCMP.