I have a final question, Mr. Steil.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. I see that I have a couple of minutes.
This is a more general question regarding China's approach to Tibet. I know from other conflicts.... I'm not well-versed in this conflict, I must admit, so thank you to the analysts at the Library of Parliament for their always very learned analysis. I've relied on it.
I do know from a conflict that I have studied in the past, the Kurdish question, that one of the ways in which Turkey, Iraq and Iran integrated Kurdish dissidents into the state structure was to appoint them to high-level positions of authority. Is that something the Chinese state has also done to sort of dissipate dissent within Tibet and among Tibetans?