We could indeed try to add a few elements to this bill that would apply in a gradual way, but it's the very spirit of the bill that's problematic, since the bill is based on the idea of reporting. In fact, whenever bills are based on the idea of reporting, we find that the only externality is that it stimulates a service sector of the economy that is used to collecting information on large companies. In the responsible investment community, we can already see that actors are preparing to be able to report on issues surrounding modern slavery.
The basic problem is the spirit of the bill. If we want to eradicate the problem and have a real impact, the challenge isn't to better identify the phenomenon, but rather to have a coherent due diligence framework inspired by European best practices. I think we're at that point.