Thank you very much. Thank you for asking me a tough question.
The Indo-Pacific strategy, as you know, has five pillars, namely, the promoting of peace, resilience and security; expanding trade and investment; investing in and connecting people; building a sustainable and green future; and Canada as an active and engaged partner to the Indo-Pacific.
I think that is very comprehensive. When it comes to this kind of comprehensive plan, it's very easy to point out that this is not enough. As I just mentioned, historically this country has had enormous ties with the European side and the Atlantic side, but this is the first time in history that it has this kind of comprehensive strategy to address the Indo-Pacific.
It's only been one year and two months. Also, the Canadian government has committed a $2.3-billion investment for the first three years to achieve this Indo-Pacific strategy. I think that is a strong commitment.
Nothing is perfect in this world. I think of half full or half empty. We could discuss half empty—