The human rights are raised. Xinjiang is our concern in every single meeting that we have. We make the point that we have a genuine concern for these issues. It's not a tool that we are using against China; it is a genuine concern, as the member very strongly indicated.
I agree completely that a Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian, and that Mr. Celil is under Canadian law, under Canadian policy, under Canadian values. He is as Canadian as everybody else.
The unfortunate reality is that as a Chinese citizen as well, under law, China is taking a very restrictive approach to that. The reality is that we can keep asking for access, but at the end of the day, it is China that will decide whether we get that access or not. I am raising it as well when I go to Xinjiang, and continue to raise our concerns, absolutely.