Okay. It's your responsibility. If you're not pleased with the level of infrastructure in Bangladesh, go to another country.
Earlier we mentioned bamboo. That's true in Bangladesh. It's also true in mainland China. It's also true in Hong Kong. We see flip-flops, which are in Asia jokingly referred to as Chinese workboots. There are different levels of development around the world, but if your company wants to source from Bangladesh, it's your responsibility to ensure workers there are being well treated, in conjunction with labour organizations in Bangladesh and the government of Bangladesh.
It's not the role of the Government of Canada or any level of government in this country to police your actions or to sign off on what you're doing and be held responsible. There are just too many actors in a free and open market to source products from around the world to suggest that at the end of the day your company is off the hook if something goes wrong and the Canadian government is partially liable.