I don't know the Bangladeshi government well. I do know it's a troubled place. I know they have serious corruption problems. When the corruption rankings come out, Bangladesh is not at the good end of the scale. So there's only so much you can do under that set of circumstances. But I think given our trade relationship with Bangladesh, it seems like something that's worth some pretty serious high-level conversations, if for nothing else but to illustrate what the economic and ethics literature says over and over again, which is that corruption is bad for your economy.
It's not like regrettable labour conditions that you may put up with because it helps to grow your economy. Corruption does not grow anyone's economy. Everyone should be on the same page about that.