Okay.
We talked a little bit about subsidies. There's been an ongoing debate about China's role in the world. There's been a lot of red-baiting and a lot of really problematic framings around China, particularly from some of my Conservative colleagues who have a new-found disdain for the way that they run their economy.
Through you, Mr. Chair, would anybody care to comment on Canada's obligations as it relates to FIPA in allowing for broad bidding from countries like China? I'm hearing in some of the rhetoric that they should automatically be excluded from bidding on contracts, yet it was our Conservative friends who entered us into a 30 year-plus contract.
