Thank you for the question.
More resources need to be allocated to police officers and people who are engaged in the effort to combat transnational repression. We also need to expand the use of tools in Canada.
Internationally, Canada has tools available, but it is not committed as a country. Canada has a lot of allies around the world who are undergoing the same attacks from these authoritarian countries, from these dictatorships. Therefore, we can work with them to use international tools, such as the International Criminal Court, to fight these horrific international crimes.
By doing that in the case of Iran, which I alluded to in my opening remarks, we can set a precedent that can help fight all crimes of this kind, including those committed by China.