There's so much we're losing because we don't have Taiwan in the UN. I think the representative talked a bit about that regarding the WHO and so forth.
In addition to that, as we're talking about indigenous issues, there are issues of indigenous rights in Taiwan that are unresolved, such as the rights of indigenous people to hunt according to their traditions. In many cases, hunting has been criminalized. Because they're not a part of the UN, the citizens—the people of Taiwan, including the indigenous peoples—don't have access to the special rapporteur for indigenous rights. They don't have full access to the permanent forum. When they go to it—and they go to it every year—they're in the side events. It would be an advantage to the indigenous peoples if they could actually have full access to United Nations proceedings on indigenous rights.