Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Of course, I'd like about two more hours, so I'm going to have to choose the questions I would like to ask.
I do want to say, Ms. Henchey, that with regard to your opening statement that other witnesses were suggesting that it should be a trial, I don't think that fairly characterizes their suggestions.
I want to ask about the surrender process.
In the law, there are certain things the minister is required to consider, and there are other things that are left to the minister's discretion. One of the concerns I have is that the list of required considerations doesn't match the Canadian human rights code. In other words, in the Canadian human rights code, we have things like gender identity and gender expression that you might expect to be included in things the minister must consider before a surrender decision.
Can you tell me how that operates this time, since that list is different?