Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Good morning, gentlemen. Thank you for your testimony this morning.
I'd like to talk to you about Huawei. It is well known that this is one of the elements in our current relationship with China. I saw recently in the media that Canadian companies, such as Telus, are asking the government to allow Huawei to install its 5G network.
Mr. Saint-Jacques, you've talked a lot about Australia banning 5G, unlike the UK, which wants to move forward.
Although companies like Huawei claim to be independent, former ambassador David Mulroney advises the government to keep in mind that there is no truly independent Chinese company.
In this context, what can you tell us about the decision we need to make on Huawei?