I think we certainly have a number of tools available, in particular when acting with our allies, to raise the cost of certain types of Chinese behaviour in order to incentivize them.
I think we can also influence China through its society, by being seen as good actors. There are lots of opportunities, for instance, in such areas as air quality and water safety, as well as educational opportunities, because if we're seen by the Chinese people as a good actor, it's going to be much costlier for the Chinese leadership to take actions that undermine Canada's relationship with China.
We need, then, a more a nuanced approach.