It's a very fair question, and it's important. It informs the twin objectives of this legislation.
The two priorities that we are attempting to balance here are, first, to create a vehicle that will allow us to deliver more humanitarian aid flexibly and on the basis of the input that we have received from many advocates and organizations that operate in the humanitarian space. That includes life necessities like food, shelter, education and support for those who may wish to come to Canada through settlement and immigration services.
Second, it's making sure that as we create the pathways to deliver that humanitarian aid, we reduce as much as possible the potential that those Canadian funds will be misappropriated and used to support the terrorist activities of the Taliban.
Those are the two priorities that we are trying to get the balance right on. We believe that this project does that.