Sure. Thank you for the question.
If the committee could take away the reality that trade diversification goes through the United States, I think that would be a good thing. As much as we seem to understand it, we constantly try to forget that reality. When we're trying to diversify trade, we must do it in a way that works for that primordial trading relationship.
We also need to be much more realistic going forward about supply chain resilience and the increasing marriage of national security with economic security. The Business Council of Canada came out with a report on that. If business is figuring this out, then we really should also be figuring it out and working to ensure that when we're operating in the Indo-Pacific and advancing our relationships with Indo-Pacific countries, we do so in a manner that's consistent with all those things.