We are seeing a fundamental reset in the relationship, which is good news and will serve Canada's national interests. It's a relationship that will still need to have a lot of attention. The CEPA we're negotiating, the comprehensive economic partnership agreement, will be a really good framework for us to engage with India.
We have to be realistic about how much work we still need to do to raise our India competence. Basically, picture us where we were with China 15 years ago. That's where we are with India now in terms of our understanding of India's significance in the region, India's rise globally and our own capacity to engage. It's a relationship with a lot of complementarity from an economic perspective. It's underutilized. I think CEPA will give us the framework to engage. We have to do a lot more here at home in dealing with our India competence, as well as in addressing the difficult issues that are still there around foreign interference and law enforcement.