What I see is our policy-makers inviting foreign companies to take our sovereignty and prosperity away. That's why I said in my comment that we're talking about a second bolt on the front door while we advertise the screen door on the side is open. We have no effective policies for the nature of the contemporary economy, and I think you could begin by creating a list of strategic technologies, which every advanced country is doing.
The U.S. is revisiting that right now in key sectors of their economy. We have not done that. They list the technologies, they list the companies, they list the researchers and then they review this very carefully. Then they have a comprehensive spillover framework so that the nature of any investment is taken through the lens of the nature of the spillovers for how these technologies work. Those are two steps we should have done 20 years ago.