Mr. Fried, you mentioned the proactive and escalatory sanctions. Of course, here in Canada we have a number of sanctions in place. Now we've added Magnitsky-style sanctions to the list, as well as tools to actually target those who are directly linked to the war in Donbass and the illegal occupation and invasion of Crimea.
Should we be looking at sectoral sanctions against Russia? We have done some, but we haven't gone far enough, whether we're going after energy products, or whether we're going after financial institutions and financial products they offer. I know we've already put sanctions in place on defensive weapons that they build, but should we even expand that to things like wheat, other agricultural commodities and other things they produce?