I think both sides know that very well. The CPTPP is a multilateral platform, so as I am talking to you, all of my other colleagues in different missions are talking to their counterparts as well.
To get the multilateral support, we start with bilateral support. I am asking the Canadian government to show at least the positive gesture of welcoming Taiwan to apply for the CPTPP. Then the CPTPP would, at the right time, set up the working group to discuss our accession issue.
Right now, of course, the only issue under discussion is the U.K.'s accession issue. We understand all that, but what we are asking for with the CPTPP is for you to understand and support the fact that we are able to meet all the high requirements and high standards of the CPTPP. It's up to our trade people to decide whether we are up to the standard already. There has to be that kind of conversation and that kind of consultation before you decide that Taiwan is up to the job or not. We are asking for a fair chance.