Thank you, Chair, and thank you again to both the witnesses for being here.
I'm probably going to focus a bit more on Mr. Saint-Jacques tonight.
Just to give Dr. Wright notice, we may want you to come back when we get more into Taiwan, which will be a study in the very near future. That's just to give you a little heads-up that I think your expertise could be helpful.
Thank you, Mr. Saint-Jacques, for your comments. As always they were thoughtful and strong, and you avoided jargon or rhetoric, which you do very well, so thank you for that.
I want to give you a chance to finish your remarks, because I always think your finishes are strong. I was getting a little sense, without your using the jargon that the government has been using, around the areas of co-operation, competition, challenge and co-existing—the four Cs that Minister Garneau used.... You didn't use them, but they seemed to be in line with your approach as we come out of, perhaps, what was formerly a naive approach to China and into a more “eyes wide open” approach.
Do you have any comments on that?