Thank you.
Going off that a little bit, the Australian model is recommended highly by you, Mr. Bordeleau and other witnesses who have come before the committee, but the feedback that we've been reading in some articles isn't all positive. We want to make sure that we learn from the lessons of Australia as well.
In a recent article published last month about Australia's foreign registry, it outlined that the Confucius Institute at 13 colleges was not included on the registry but the Canadian pension plan is. To quote the article, “An 'agnostic' law that applies the same to democracies like Canada as autocracies like Russia—plus lax enforcement—have made the scheme largely ineffective, argues lawyer, [Mr.] Ward, who was a senior advisor to two former Australian prime ministers on the initiative.”
Do you have any comments on the Australian registry? What are some of the lessons we can learn about that?
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