I've read a report from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute on coercive diplomacy. Incidents of coercive diplomacy really seem to have skyrocketed—at least according to this report—from around 15 in 2016 to close to 60 by 2019. Coercive diplomacy can include all kinds of things: arbitrary detention, restrictions on official travel, pressure on specific companies. This seems to be an increasingly worrying problem.
This is for both our witnesses today. Would you have any advice on how Canada should be dealing with coercive diplomacy with respect to China?