Thank you very much.
I want to go back to the Uyghur forced labour issue with you, Mr. Morrison.
Article 23.6 of CUSMA says, “each Party shall prohibit the importation of goods into its territory...produced in whole or in part by forced...labor”. Therefore, we have an obligation. It says “shall prohibit”. It's mandatory.
The next section says, “the Parties shall establish cooperation for the identification and movement of goods produced by forced labor”. The United States has an entities list. It's published, it's available and I could pull it up right now. It says that you cannot accept goods into the United States from these companies. They've seized $5 billion worth of goods the last time I checked.
Canada, under this government, has seized nothing—zero.
Why are we not just using or taking something from the entities list and sharing and establishing co-operation like we're required to under CUSMA? That would be a simple solution to this.