I think the regime the U.S. government is setting up would allow a provision that could apply to investment as well as goods. I think it might be a good example of something that Canada might be able to replicate as well. I recognize that the approach the Americans have taken is quite aggressive. It recognizes that there simply isn't a test to meet for due diligence as well, in that you can't verify, a lot of the times, whether goods have been made by forced labour. I think similar tests could apply, in some cases, to investment where I think there's a sizable amount of evidence linking some of the companies in the region to the camps and some of the forced labour programs.
