Thank you for the very thoughtful question, Mr. Harris. Yes, we spent a bit of time yesterday on China. Thank you for your good words for our diplomats around the world. Hopefully your message will be conveyed to them to thank them for the repatriation. All of us became consular officers, I can tell you.
To your question about Nagorno-Karabakh, Mr. Harris, you know I've spent an enormous amount of time. This is a tragedy. I've been in touch with the Armenian community on numerous occasions.
To your point about information, I feel that I have been very much informed about what is going on. I think I spoke every other day with the foreign minister of Armenia. We texted almost every day about this situation. You know that I went on a visit about security in Europe. I met with the OSCE leadership; I met with the ambassador of France, the ambassador of the United States. I also went to meet NATO and I met with the EU high representative for foreign affairs and colleagues in the region.
I would say yes to your question. We're always looking at our posture in different countries, how we can make sure that we have a more appropriate network to cover all areas. You know we have a number of missions around the world, but certainly in terms of information, I would say to the committee and to Canadians that I think I was pretty much on top of what was going on, talking to—