If I can get to the last one, I'll be happy.
In Hong Kong on April 27, nine democracy activists were arrested ahead of the July visit by President Xi Jinping. We've seen what's been going on with the clampdown on the city and the disrespect for the original agreement that was reached when the colony was transferred back to China.
I'd like to get your thoughts and your views on what's going on in Hong Kong. I've heard from a lot of expats in Beijing and Shanghai who travel to Hong Kong quite often. They're saying that the city has been downgraded to a tier-two city. Essentially, the advertising that used to be in English in the city is now being converted and is all in Chinese script. As well, the city is just not as important to the Chinese government anymore because it's become a tier-two city. Also, the vibrant democracy movement is being clamped down on by the government in Beijing. I'd like to get your views—Canada's view—on this.