The second thing, of course, is that when you hear certain comments from diplomats—and I heard that comment in Australia, and I was asked on Australian TV what I thought. My response was, well, in a long experience of a relationship with the Chinese Government in Beijing, they have promised me they don't behave that way—so there's probably a disconnect between Beijing and what was going on in that country. If you say, "We should be trusted.", our responsibility is to say, "Yeah, we trust you. We believe you.", and that's why, when a thing like that happens—when a local diplomat gets out of line—we're not going to have our policy determined by that. The people who will determine our foreign policy are the people of this country and, dare I say it, every member of Parliament in this House.