Okay. Thank you.
I want to ask about the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. This is on page 306 of volume I.
As a matter of policy, our party opposes Canadian participation in the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. We shouldn't be funding developing assistance through a Chinese state-controlled development bank. There are many better ways of delivering those resources.
In terms of the spending, I note that it says here, “The total value of shares is $995.4 million USD”, so it's well over a billion dollars Canadian, most of which is not paid in but rather is callable.
Does this mean the bank can at any time call for the remaining 80% of that capital, meaning hundreds of millions of additional dollars, up to a billion U.S. dollars? What are the conditions under which those shares could be called?
Mr. Sabia, are you the right person to answer this?