If your minister has been asked 10, 12, 15 times in the House of Commons about the human rights situation of the detainees in Afghanistan, would it not be your job, or somebody in your department, to make him aware of these human rights reports that you've been getting for the last five years? Even if it's not common practice to make him aware of these annual human rights reports citing specific torture of detainees, isn't it your job to make him aware so that he can stand up in the House of Commons and be forthright and honest about what Canada knows?
Même s'il n'est pas pratique courante de l'informer de ces rapports d'abus des droits de la personne, qui font état de torture de détenus, n'est-ce pas votre travail que de l'informer de manière à ce qu'il puisse, à la Chambre des communes, parler franchement et honnêtement de ce que sait le Canada?