India is like a continent in and of itself, so one thing we could do is work with regional governments, as opposed to the national government. This would allow us to have an approach that is more sophisticated, because there's quite a variety. Oftentimes, we talk of India as a whole, but it is a very complex society. It's very different from north to south.
We need to reinforce our expertise on India. I think that's also key. It was a two-pillar...with India and China. Now relations have been re-established, but that doesn't mean the regime has necessarily changed.
Beyond reinforcing the foreign service—I totally agree with my colleague that this is important—we should have an approach that takes NGOs and the role of civil society into account. I would also say that the young chambers of commerce throughout Canada.... We have the young Japanese chamber of commerce and the young Vietnamese chamber of commerce. I think it's very important that we work with our diaspora and the new generation of Canadians of Asian descent. They can be very effective ambassadors for Canada, and—