Thank you.
In my reading of the OECD's report on CIDA, the comment about 18 months was not a criticism. It was actually a positive comment that this was done with deep understanding within the agency, that the whole agency was engaged on this. It was actually viewed as being a positive comment.
In terms of the priorities, from an international point of view there are five priorities that the government is focusing on. CIDA is focusing on three, as you would expect, because they're most pertinent to our poverty reduction mandate. Again, I do not believe... In fact, quite the opposite: I think the OECD is praising CIDA, not criticizing it.
In terms of the cross-cutting issues, CIDA already has very strong gender equality provisions that are integrated into what we do, and we're actually seen as being a leader across the world on that. We are going to renew those, but these comments by the OECD are the next pieces for CIDA to undertake. I would not view them as criticisms in any way.