Thank you very much.
I'll give some time to Ms. Fitz-Gerald.
I was interested when you were talking about how the Indo-Pacific strategy and our feminist international assistance policy are cogs that need to be part of a bigger foreign policy piece. I've long argued that our privileging of trade relationships to the exclusion of our diplomatic and development relationships makes trade relationships more difficult for us to maintain.
The Indo-Pacific strategy does have some things in it with regard to development and with regard to investment in FinDev. I'm wondering if it hits the mark and, if it doesn't, where we need to strengthen the foreign policy piece you were just talking about.