I would say that I think it's an excellent question. I think the first thing to say is that, even when corruption is common in a place, that doesn't mean it's acceptable, and it certainly doesn't license Canadian companies to engage in corruption just because local business is corrupt.
As I said in my presentation, I think we have to at least open up the possibility that there should be some places where Canadian businesses just can't do business. Unfortunately, sometimes that makes things worse off. But this was famously the case in South Africa, where we all said we just couldn't do business in a place like that anymore, until they cleaned up their act.