Thank you again for coming here today.
As you know, this is the subcommittee on human rights, and we are looking at a number of countries today. You're here speaking about China, but specifically we look at areas where there are human rights violations or perceived human rights violations and we then ask the best way this committee can make a recommendation to the standing committee and then ultimately to the government to see effective change.
In your recommendations you say:
Canadian foreign policy development should consider that the Chinese community in Canada is diverse with views covering a wide spectrum. One cannot reduce the view of the Canadian-Chinese community to a singular and unified voice. Certain issues can be divisive amongst Canadians of Chinese heritage. Consequently, Canadian foreign policy should be sensitive to the diversity.
Can you give me some specific examples where you really believe we don't recognize the diversity among the Chinese community here in Canada? You must have some real specifics where we need to change policy to have that as one of your recommendations.