I appreciate your presentation. It was very good and very helpful. The actions of Loblaw following this tragedy have been commendable.
Mr. MacDonald, I thought your presentation was insightful and very interesting.
Very quickly, I want to raise a topic that has not been touched on here—the role of corruption. China has a great constitution that guarantees freedom of the press. The Soviet Union promised political rights. I'm not suggesting Bangladesh is in the same category, but words alone aren't enough. If we have institutions that are dysfunctional, what is the responsibility of corporate Canada if they go into a country.... Across the spectrum, if you look at the corruption index, Bangladesh is at the bottom of the pack—they are the worst of the worst. They've gotten worse from 2011 to 2012.
What's the responsibility of the business community to suppliers to factor that in, when you recognize that paperwork, decisions, or commitments might not actually mean anything?