Madam Speaker, thankfully, that has been fixed in this legislation, ensuring that the personal information of human rights defenders who are in grave situations would not be rendered public. In a previous version, the challenge was that this data would not be not anonymized. Today, it would be anonymized and, therefore, a report can be made to Parliament. That is a very positive new addition.
Again, I want to underscore how important it is that we are working together to make this happen and that there has been some great work done by the foreign affairs committee to get to this point. I look forward to this legislature passing the bill and seeing it become law.
I also want to salute and thank everyone who stands up for human rights, be it here in Canada or overseas. They are an inspiration to us, and we should take the lesson they are giving us so that we can really defend what is good, proper and right.