I think Ambassador May has set the table as to what we're trying to achieve, and I agree it would be nice if everyone got along. However, as I said in my prepared remarks, Canada and China see the world very differently. We've already spoken this evening about some of the areas in which we just frankly disagree: on forced labour, on the shrinking of the democratic space in Hong Kong and on some of China's approaches to international issues. But as I also tried to say in my opening remarks, we need to deal with China. It's a consequential country globally, and it's consequential to Canada for the reasons that we have been outlining.
We'll do it with eyes wide open. That doesn't mean everyone will get along, but as diplomats, we believe it's better to engage than not engage.