There are different frameworks, different criteria that have been developed within the Canadian bureaucracy by academics and so on. I think these need more work, and they need more weighting in particular areas. The risks will be different in different situations, and all these different components relevant to Canadian interests, capacities, and risks have to be considered at the same time, so I can't give you a particular set of risk criteria to be used in any circumstances. It has to be I think related to the specifics of a particular situation, and certain types of risks will rise to the top. Based on the information that's available, you'll necessarily have some priorities in terms of what the risks are, but in the abstract I can't answer your question.
On May 25th, 2010. See this statement in context.