As my colleague, the Minister for the Indo-Pacific, said on 4 March in response to Question HC112773, this Government will not tolerate any attempts by foreign governments to coerce, intimidate, harass, or harm their critics overseas. We have raised our concerns regarding the Hong Kong Police's use of arrest warrants and bounties directly with the Hong Kong authorities, and officials engage frequently with like-minded international partners about these issues. Further, as the former Minister for Security set out on 4 March 2025, we have received assurances from counter-terror policing that the appropriate measures are in place for the individuals in question, and we regularly assess potential threats to the UK and use all available levers to counter them. Where we identify individuals at heightened risk, we are front footed in deploying protective security guidance and other measures as appropriate. The former Minister for Security also noted that anyone acting to coerce individuals in the UK is liable to prosecution under the National Security Act 2023.