On the Indo-Pacific strategy, separate from the TPP, I'd expect the government to release an update on the strategy and implementation steps. If that doesn't come out, then I'd be worried. It's time for the government to be able to show what it's done and to put out a report card, in essence. I'd look for that.
On the TPP itself, I would look for steps that would allow Australia to continue looking at accession. How are we going to set the criteria for other countries to join? That will not be done at this meeting, but we can begin the work and make sure that the Australians are well positioned to continue it. It's not glamourous and it's not going to get headlines at CBC or in the Globe, but that's the type of hard work.
There's a review of the TPP. What concrete changes do we need to make to the agreement in terms of the rules as they've been working or not working? Those little things are what I would hope would come out of Canada's being the chair.