Thank you very much, Mr. Chair, and thank you to our witnesses.
I'll put the question to Mr. Law first, but I'd also like Ms. Gui to comment on it. It concerns this idea that countries, Liberal democracies to be specific, ought to work in concert, finding ways to sort out their relations with China. Countries can't—well they can, I suppose—act on their own in that regard, but I think an emerging opinion suggests that it's much better for countries to come together in that.
It's all well and good to suggest that, though. I'd love to hear from both of you, since you have been working on these issues for so long and are quite invested in them. How can countries best do that in terms of the issues? Which issues should they focus on, and how can they best be heard, in your view?
Again, this it to Mr. Law to begin with, and Ms. Gui, for her to follow up too.