I want to thank the member who has brought this motion to the House. I do regret that the final motion that has been debated thus far was, to put it mildly, watered down and that the House has shied away from talking about atrocity crimes being committed by the Government of China, but rather what we're now calling "severe human rights breaches". It is important the words that we use in condemnation of what is happening, at the scale that it's happening, with the systemicity that is happening in Xinjiang province in China, and at the hands of any Government that treats its minorities with persecution and with what we know is what amounts to torture, what amounts to forcible sterilisation, with children being removed, and what we know the numbers are, which is approaching well over a million. That's all we know coming out of a closed region, based on UN conservative estimates. 