Mr. Speaker, my friend from Thunder Bay—Rainy River noted that I had so much to say I never got to put my question the last time I rose. It is true that this is such a complex issue that it is difficult to condense into a minute. However, sometimes it is the journey and not the destination that is the point. Now I will have a chance to ask the question I was planning for the member across the aisle.
The senior diplomats at Foreign Affairs believe that political reconciliation, good governance, inclusiveness and these political solutions are very important, if not more important than military solutions. However, that is missing completely in the motion and in any of the discussion from the Conservative benches.
What does my colleague suggest in the way of actions that Canada could take to help change the political climate in that area so there can be long-term peace and stability?