First, let me say that's a persistent problem. The dimension of the confrontation is very broad and multi-faceted.
One of the things that our Congress tried to do to deal with that was to establish a select committee in the Congress, in the House of Representatives, headed by Chairman Gallagher. It was a bipartisan committee with a Democrat co-chair. Their mandate was to look at these kinds of issues on where the problems and threats were and what might be done about them from a holistic perspective.
I personally think it's been quite effective. Not only are they very much interested in what's going on in Hong Kong, but they have had a real impact on focusing on issue after issue after issue and drawing out some of the reality of the complexity of the issues that we need to deal with when it comes to China.