I want to come back to the issue of Taiwan.
It seems to me that, at one of our first meetings last fall, we discussed the fact that we were taken aback, to put it mildly, by the lack of detailed responses—let's put it that way as well—from the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade about a number of very relevant and useful recommendations we had made with respect to Taiwan.
I'm thinking, for example, of a response that said only that the department took note of our recommendations. Beyond the department simply taking note, has the situation led the process to evolve?
I believe that all committee members had expressed some interest in coming back to the Taiwan report. The question is what might the report look like and how would we get the ball rolling on it at some point.