It goes back to the whole issue of building a relationship, having mutual trust and respect in that relationship, understanding some of the respective challenges that both sides have, and trying to work out our differences in a civil manner. There is therefore a reputation.
Whether it was Mr. Diefenbaker selling wheat to the Chinese, Mr. Trudeau opening up the way to China, Mr. Mulroney being very progressive, Mr. Chrétien, or Mr. Martin, there has been a tradition and a reputation built up about how we approach our relationship with China. It's what we are pointing to in that phrase.