Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, Mr. Steil.
I am going to go rapid-fire here because I want to cover a number of different things.
You said at the beginning that the Government of Canada recognizes the PRC as the governing body of Tibet, and for me, that includes not only the Tibet Autonomous Region but also historical Tibet, which is larger.
To me, in that recognition, there's nothing controversial. That's just the identification of a political reality, and if it weren't for that political reality, Tibetans would have no problem, so should I read anything else into that comment other than that you just recognize the reality that the territory is controlled by the Government of China at the present time?