At the beginning, Mr. Saint-Jacques, you raised the issue of the UN Human Rights Council vote. There are, of course, implications with respect to that. The outcome clearly demonstrates, to a degree, China's ability to rally its allies.
In the face of that and in the face of potential threats to our friends in Taiwan and in other situations—the Uighurs, and I could go on—what specific action do you think Canada can and should take in terms of building up the allyship in the international community to address this ongoing and, I think, heightening situation with China?