There is no question that the way we talk about Hong Kong has changed significantly compared with five years ago.
Within Hong Kong, speeches that I give, people I meet with.... I've done round tables just in the last few weeks with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and with Canadian University Association. I did a webinar with the Hong Kong-Canada Business Association. I spend a lot of time talking about our concerns about the national security law and the threats we see to the integrity of the one country, two systems associated with the national security law, and some other political measures such as disqualification of Legislative Council candidates and so on.
When we talk to audiences in Canada about Hong Kong, it's our responsibility to give an accurate picture for businesses. There are opportunities in Hong Kong, but there are risks that we talk to them about as well.