Mr. Chair, I can of course speak better to Canada. That's what the Indo-Pacific strategy is about. China is tremendously capable. My colleague has talked about some of that, and what we're doing, to my mind, is deterrence. We're showing that the rules-based international order matters and that you have to follow those rules.
The fact that we've done a Taiwan Strait transit recently is reinforcing that it is an international waterway in accordance with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. That's an example of our reinforcing the rules-based international order and of deterring China by showing that those are the rules we follow. This is how countries interact.