The GCTF is a good example. This is a platform called the Global Cooperation and Training Framework, based in Taiwan. There are a couple of other partners; the U.S. and Japan are the principal partners, and Australia has just joined. This is a platform that Taiwan uses to promote essentially good governance throughout the region and beyond.
For the very first time this past year, Canada co-organized one of the sessions and joined with the other partners. This one was on women's political participation, so we had the Honourable Rona Ambrose on as one of the speakers on that panel, as well as Carole James, the former deputy premier of British Columbia. That is a great example of where we can be working with Taiwan alongside other like-minded partners in the region.
As Mr. Epp has so eloquently explained, yes, Canada has been quite consistent in calling for an inclusive approach, a non-politicized approach, to international organizations, especially when it comes to dealing with issues around the environment, aviation safety, which was mentioned, and certainly health—the latest pandemic. These are issues that do not respect political boundaries.
On ICAO, I'll say one other—