Sure, I'd be happy to.
First of all, we don't own any of the factories in Bangladesh. As I said 11 months ago, we operate through the vendors we contract with, who then subsequently either own the factories or contract with factories on the ground.
There has been significant progress in doubling back and inspecting the facilities for both regular workplace conditions, environmental conditions, and what some call CSR audits, which now include building inspections or inspections of the physical or structural integrity of the buildings. I would say that most of the large brands have gone back and done that. We completed all of our audits by the end of July last year, shared our information with the accord, and now the accord process is under way and factories are being inspected a dozen per week, or thereabouts.
The pace is fairly slow and there are a large number of factories that have to be inspected. But my understanding is that the way the accord—and I believe the alliance, and Dan may be able to speak to this better—is doing this on an at-risk basis, so an assessment of what the riskier locations are....
We've also reiterated, reinforced our no tolerance policy for subcontracting, or at least unauthorized subcontracting. Subcontracting is okay as long as we are aware of it and as long as we have audited or inspected the factory that's going to be doing the subcontracting, but it's not okay if we're not aware of it so we don't allow that.