Thank you.
I'll say, firstly, that China does have the capacity to influence countries in Southeast Asia. It does that on a regular basis. It's not the only country that tries to leverage others, but it does so very effectively. There's a particular example that's frequently raised: The 2012 ASEAN summit had discussions on the South China Sea. The assumption was that ASEAN failed to come up with a statement because of pressures from China. That is a concern.
Maybe I'll pass this to the others and come back.