That is a significant revelation. In fact, one of the arguments I often make in this committee is that it may be well and good to have certain rules and rights in place, but without the will or ability to enforce them, they are basically meaningless. Ultimately, they aren't worth anymore than the paper they are written on.
I want to come back to the improvements that were reported. They seem quite piecemeal and very long in coming. That is what you said about the U.S.-Jordan agreement, which started out as a very good agreement but was unfortunately amended by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
Given the weak structures in place and the weak will shown by the government, do you think that improvements we should expect to see will still take too long to materialize and will not really address the issue of repeated violations of workers' rights within a reasonable timeframe?