I have a final question.
You've said recently that President Xi, who has just secured a precedent-breaking third five-year term, will now use this third term of his to force Taiwan, through military means, to come to the table. As you know, Canada promised exploratory talks with Taiwan on a foreign investment promotion and protection agreement last January, 10 months ago, but has yet to say whether it's ready to start those talks. You've called on Ottawa to begin negotiations on free trade with Taiwan as a demonstration of support for Taiwan.
Can you tell us how important it is that these two things begin—that is, negotiations on a foreign investment promotion and protection agreement and free trade talks—not just for the mutual economic benefit of our two countries but also in the view that they increase the cost to the People's Republic of China of invading Taiwan?