I think there's the scope for a secondary document that focuses on execution and prioritizes, perhaps with a temporal element included, what's going to happen in the short to medium term and what's going to then set things up for the medium- to longer-term aspirations.
I think there's tremendous potential in science diplomacy, and the issue of the research framework was raised for Canada. Instead of just pinpointing institutions, we could put a strategic framework around things like that and do a lot of grassroots upwardly, using our very good relationships between academic to academic organizations and civil society to civil society organizations.
Lastly, especially as I'm a professor of national security, I would say that defence and security diplomacy are key. I have studied carefully Canada's trends in the past and the influence we had that in my view, having worked with the British government for many years as a security adviser, went beyond the impact the British government had during the years when we kept military and security co-operation high.