I will take that question.
Indeed the Indo-Pacific strategy foresees a number of initiatives to reinforce collaboration on academic matters, including through scholarships. The commitment under the Indo-Pacific strategy, with respect to investing in people and connecting people, is to strengthen our ability to recruit and retain high-potential students.
I can't speak specifically to the recent announcement—we have colleagues at IRCC who are able to do that—but what I can say is that the principles behind the Indo-Pacific strategy remain. We are still committed to strengthening Canada's international student program through the Indo-Pacific strategy, which commits to recruiting and retaining high-potential students. We continue to be committed to do that, and we will work with our colleagues at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada to continue pursuing that.