I think there's one important consideration. We said that while the bill is not about Afghanistan, it really is, in the very short term, and I think an additional factor as you deliberate is that in our experience, there are very few contexts that garner support from Canadians who are willing to stand up and be generous in the way that Afghanistan does.
I think it's not just about whether we are able to continue doing our work; it's also whether Canadians and Canada as a whole stand behind the commitment and the responsibility they have because of our engagement towards Afghanistan. It's difficult to separate the two. It's difficult to not place it into a broader Canadian context while also continuing to have these more abstract conversations around IHL and how Canada can move towards a more comprehensive and robust regime more broadly.