I think members of the committee will be aware that the public inquiry into foreign interference has scoped India into its discussions. There's no question that both the work of that inquiry and the resulting public discussion around these issues will do two things. First, it will shed light on the nature of those concerns and how the government has been or could be addressing them. I think it will also inevitably bring a degree of, let's be honest, additional risk to diplomatic relations.
I think that's just part of Canada doing its thing—addressing a very important public issue and taking the time to do it. We speak to our Indian colleagues as well as others to explain to them the parliamentary process that led to that commission of inquiry and to ensure that they understand what it is and what it isn't.
Thank you.