Thank you.
This is a really important issue. I'm very encouraged by the signals that we're hearing from the government that there will be a registry. I think that's important. I've participated in consultations. Personally, I think the registry should just focus on the countries that we think are a problem—China, Iran and Russia—rather than having people from the Netherlands, the U.S. and others having to register. However, I don't believe that's the approach that will be taken, so that's fine. I think it's important that we have one.
I can give an example. In New York City, the police were able to arrest a number of Chinese associated with the police station in New York City, and the reason was that they had a registry. Those individuals were threatening people in the community and they weren't registered, so they could be charged. We don't have that here. I think it would help the diaspora a lot if they knew that these people could be charged.