Yes, exactly. It's the diversion of intellectual property. That's where we would have knowledge that is developed here in Canada, which would be surreptitiously brought to another country. Of course, the committee is concerned about China. We are, in fact, also concerned about a number of other entities that may do the same thing.
We also go to great lengths to make sure that we're not painting everybody with the same brush by saying that universities should not be collaborating with foreigners, because that is exactly not the case. We need to have innovation. We just need to make sure that people do it with their eyes wide open. They need to have the right information to protect their intellectual property and to protect what has been funded and will eventually accrue to and create Canada's future prosperity.
This is the line of approach we're taking.