Thank you.
On the non-disclosure or the dispute resolution mechanism that will go in private, can you tell us in what scenarios it's envisioned that China may consider that it's not in the public interest to have a public hearing? Was that discussed? Did they tell you when they said, in their view, it would not be in the public interest to have a public hearing?
In Canada, in our political culture, Canadians are used to having open court systems. It doesn't depend on the defendant whether a court hearing is open to the public or not. In particular, did they tell you when they would invoke that?