Thank you, Chair.
Thank you to both of the witnesses for coming forward today. I want to congratulate and commend you both for the courage you've shown in the face of a very strong situation, where the government is very powerful and exercises that power in strong ways—against your father in particular, Ms. Gui, and against you personally, Mr. Law.
Mr. Law, you left, of course, the day before the national security law was imposed. You are now living in the U.K. We heard from time to time that the U.K. was expected to impose what are often referred to as the Magnitsky sanctions. I think after a long debate one way and the other, they finally adopted this similar type of legislation that other countries have, although not very many, of course.
What's the expectation of what the U.K. might do in the foreseeable future?