If I could highlight the point I made earlier, if we only look at this as a foreign policy dialogue, then we're going to miss the boat. I think Mr. Benedict's remarks are quite appropriate in that regard. This is why we highlighted that we need to actually support civil society in China, to raise human rights issues.
There is a critical role for CIDA in this. CIDA has begun to fund some human rights-related work on HIV, which is helping to develop a civil society in China on those critical issues. I can't speak to other aspects of civil society because I'm not familiar with them. But it seems to me, that is the necessary complement to raising, in a foreign policy dialogue, these human rights issues. It's only if you actually support the development of civil society that you're going to see the emergence of a democratic path to development in China.