A moment ago, I was speaking specifically to the flexibility and the long-standing Canadian durability of our one China policy vis-à-vis Taiwan, and how we manage those relations, but with respect to the concerns raised by the honourable member, obviously, all Canadians share deep concern.
There was broad support—not just within Canada, but around the world—for creative new diplomacy to define and call out the sort of activity we see increasingly from China, which is disruptive to existing international rules, order and principles. The arbitrary detention initiative, which is coming up on its first anniversary soon and continues to garner support, is an example of that.
I would also mention that there is increasing work with the like-minded to push back on what we would call economic coercion from China. I mentioned earlier the position of the government with respect to—