Here's my question, and it's not meant to be in any way a slight against the fantastic people we have. I'm sure we have the best and the brightest and I'm appreciative of that, but we know that China has an army of about 200,000 people. We know this from reports we've heard, so it's 200,000 against 500. I'm basically looking to you to tell me why Bill C-59 makes those 500 better off, in defence against what those 200,000 might be doing.
We've seen what's happening right now in the United States with sanctions against China under the guise of security, espionage, and all these kinds of.... It's no secret that the Chinese government has been doing this for years. We've had the current government actually very much engaged with China. We sold some assets to Chinese interests recently, and we've been doing so for years and years. This is not meant to be a partisan comment in any way, shape, or form. How is Bill C-59 helping our 500 against the 200,000? It seems like a formidable task.