The reason I wrote that is based a lot on what you've already heard from the other witnesses, who have spoken first-hand about how they have experienced some of those forms of pressure. There are many instances in the public domain, written about by members of the community who have highlighted and enumerated the various ways in which interference has negatively affected...whether it's through intimidation or whether it's through coercion.
There have been a lot of elements in the public domain. That's why I think it's really important and why I'm so pleased that Mr. Chiu, Mr. Ho and Mr. Manthorpe have all been here to share that experience and that research they have done in terms of the effects that manipulation has had on the community.
There are, unfortunately, too many pressure points that can be exercised by hostile states, and we have to be mindful of them. I think that's why it's important for us to listen to members of the community as we craft strategies to respond to that kind of threat.