Yes. I won't name any specific countries, but you can look at a map and figure out which ones they are.
There are many countries that would have challenges similar to those that the Government of Bangladesh has in creating and enforcing the kinds of standards that we as Canadians would expect, both for their workers and for their factories. That is why we have efforts in our missions in those countries to try to give advice to Canadian companies about the kinds of problems they could face in operating in those markets, the kinds of risks to their reputation, the practices that they could end up being involved in without their knowledge and would not want to be involved with, and how to avoid those practices.
My colleague Peter MacArthur, for example, mentioned the idea of hiring a reputable subcontractor, or one who you think is reputable, who then offloads the disreputable work to somebody else. You might not be aware of that, but we explain to companies in all of these difficult markets that these are the sorts of practices that happen. We give them practical advice about how they can make sure that ultimately this is not what is happening in their case.