We've made a number of recommendations. Congress takes some and doesn't take others. I think we're going to see a whole lot more moving. There are some really large packages of legislation on U.S.-China relations that are about to move through the U.S. Senate. We'll see if that stays bipartisan.
I think the issues and questions you raise about the one-sidedness of market access are certainly something that the EU and China.... I'm going to throw it to the EU again. When I heard they were making this bilateral investment agreement, I actually thought, why on earth do they think the Chinese government will comply with this agreement any more than it has complied with other agreements? There is a lot of concern about that. There's a lot of opposition to creating new trade agreements with a country that's not abiding by the agreements it's already made.
I'm not sure if some of what you were asking about was about our CFIUS process and the reforms to the CFIUS process about Chinese investment in the U.S. Was that one of the questions you were asking?