Sure. Engaging in multilateral organizations for the sake of engaging in them is not necessarily in our interest. What the trends suggest in the past 10 to 15 years is an increasing number of minilateral arrangements, be it AUKUS or be it various trilateral forums that are emerging as the centre of gravity when it comes to international diplomacy.
Canada needs to focus on what part of minilateral settings—for example, our own quad that we mentioned, of South Korea, Japan, Canada and the United States when it comes to northeast Asia—we need to focus on, on where we need to engage, and whether that is better served in a traditional multilateral organization such as the UN or in smaller groupings of like-minded states. We need to take good stock of that.