On the round table, you said you are waiting for a response. We appreciate the church community's wanting to help people in other nations. But this goes back to our discussion about the extraterritorial application of our laws. We simply can't impose Canadian laws on other nations. They have their own sovereign issues. Many of the abuses that are described are actually actions of the governments themselves. It is the lack of governing capacity that we're trying to address. We are trying to find ways to address that in Canada.
You mentioned Professor John Ruggie and the United Nations PRI. We have the Equator Principles. We have a whole evolution of CSR principles over the last decade. I'm just wondering if you're not concerned that the punitive measures that would be found in Bill C-300, if it were applied the way it is written, might not be responsible for the kinds of problems we had with Talisman. Here we have a responsible Canadian company being removed, another country moving in with less regulation than we have here, and the people suffering more than they were before.