Yes, I wish to respond to it.
To make it quick, on the previous question, most of the legal action taken against Chinese companies was linked to military-linked companies. There was a third type of sanction regarding the Department of Commerce, the OFAC and the Bureau of Industry, but mainly these were targeting, potentially, companies that would probably have ties with the military or PLA structure. That was one thing.
The second thing is the report of Hong Kong Watch. We need to understand—and I think it was kind of highlighted—that Canadian financial institutions largely invested in the PRC through equity and debt markets. We would know that most of this remains indirect exposure. I think it was highlighted in the report that sometimes they invest in funds that have investment in companies like—If memory serves me right—Dahua, iFlytek and other companies that do surveillance and drone manufacturing. There might be—