No. I do not think I will get an answer to my question.
On April 24, the special committee heard from two academics on several risks associated to investing in the People's Republic of China, including challenges in investing in a non-democratic country with a secretive regime. According to one of the witnesses, Canada can choose one of two paths: either to completely avoid investing in the People's Republic of China to eliminate any risk, or to put in place much more binding risk reduction or risk mitigation strategies.
To ensure that public pension funds will not be invested in businesses of the People's Republic of China that are complicit in human rights abuses, what other approaches has the federal government considered?