Yes.
Certainly we would do due diligence in regard to the integrity and the history of the agent or the vendor whom we contract with, whether a factory-owner or not. Then before a purchase order would be cut, an inspection of the factory they were going to be sourcing from on our behalf would be completed.
The difference between the pre- and post-Rana Plaza period is that we didn't inspect for building integrity. We do not make it a practice, and I'd actually be quite surprised if any other retailer would sit here in my place and say they make it a practice of checking in with the high commission in every country they source from. I don't see the need for that, to be honest.
I believe the customers of Loblaw stores and our banner stores, whether Joe Fresh or any other of our banners, believe it's up to us to have the integrity to do the right thing and to be sourcing ethically, and don't believe that it's up to the Government of Canada to tell us how to source our products around the world. I honestly don't think that's a practical solution. I'm not sure if you're suggesting that.