It is important for the Canadian government to speak up—to speak up for Jimmy Lai, to have a strong stance and speak up on anything that the Hong Kong government is deemed to be violating in international covenants, such as ICCPR—so that the Hong Kong government and Canadians living in Hong Kong understand Canada's official position.
Continuing to provide risk assessment information to Canadians living in Hong Kong is very important. We certainly understand that it is getting more and more difficult to protect Canadian citizens living in Hong Kong any further—take a look at the cases of the two Michaels—and Hong Kong has become much like the rest of China. The current national security regime, the laws that govern these areas, are pretty much in line with the mainland, so it is becoming so difficult that I don't see, other than providing more information to them, that anything else can be done. In addition, of course, there should be an exit plan, as I mentioned in my recommendations.