Yes. You would need to see that working as well. That is part of the work that's done by the United Nations in relation to the United Nations Convention Against Corruption.
And the OECD's anti-bribery working group does peer reviews. Part of that peer review process is a review of the enforcement side, the prosecution side, to make sure there are laws in place that criminalize domestic corruption and international corruption in terms of bribing a foreign public official.