There is no country that I know of that has signed those deals and, subsequent to signing those deals, passed an act like the national intelligence act that China has. This, to me, abrogates any obligation we have when a country says it's going to.... It's abrogated its responsibility as a fair trade, or under fair trading rules, when it says it's going to use all of its businesses for espionage and theft.
Has there been a case where Invest in Canada or the minister has turned down or done a national security review of a proposed acquisition by a state-owned enterprise that is below that threshold? I'm not aware of any.