That's pretty damning right there, I would suggest, and I have the floor right now, Mr. Angus, so you can just wait.
There's another good report here that talks about—I hope I'll say this right—the Nepalese, people from the country of Nepal. I probably got that wrong.
It reads:
This summer Nepalese workers died at a rate of almost one a day in Qatar, many of them young men who had sudden heart attacks. The investigation found evidence to suggest that thousands of Nepalese, who make up the single largest group of labourers in Qatar, face exploitation and abuses that amount to modern-day slavery, as defined by the International Labour Organisation
That was from the buildup to the World Cup. There are multiple reports of abuses of human rights in that country in the buildup to it. There were many people who died in the buildup to that event, but as we look at who's providing energy for the world, it's going to be Qatar. Qatar is providing the LNG for the world, for Europe, for Asia. We have heard that LNG would be the preferred product to be able to get countries off coal. That would have a very substantive effect on reducing greenhouse gas emissions around the world, which I think is what the goal is overall, right?