If it has, then I wasn't there, but I'd be surprised to hear otherwise.
You know that when we build our portfolio, we base our assessments on long-term performance objectives. We try to see how risks might change over the long term. So when situations like this arise, we hope that we've been able to have discussions and geopolitical analyses that will enable us to see how the risk level will evolve, and we then adapt the portfolio accordingly. Our exposure to China is mainly in more liquid investments. In certain situations, we ask ourselves whether we can divest ourselves of some of them.
We have also curtailed some of our private investments to reflect the fact that the geopolitical context had become more risky.