What I would say is that this assessment.... By the way, and not because members of the committee don't know this—it's for any Canadians listening—the strategy had quite a bit of text about China. I've spent a lot of time in the last few years talking about one word. That word is not a pejorative word. It's a descriptive word. China is disruptive in economic terms, in innovation terms and, potentially, in security terms.
This description used at the time continues to be the case. When the Prime Minister was asked this in Beijing, he said that there are multiple superpowers in the world that are disruptive. This was a term from a previous government—