Many of my colleagues in different missions are reaching out to their counterparts, as I have been doing by meeting MPs and senators here in Ottawa. I try to explain to them that this is important, not only to Taiwan, but to you as well.
This has in no way violated your current policy. This is very important. Taiwan does not seek to change the status quo. We are not trying to abolish this resolution. We are only asking you to rectify what China has distorted. We are asking for the distortion to be rectified and changed. That's all.
I really hope Canada can follow this model resolution, as has happened in the Australian parliament and the Dutch parliament in the Netherlands. If a resolution or a motion can pass the House of Commons or the Senate, it will be very much appreciated, and it will be a big morale booster to Taiwan.