Good. Thank you.
So no one in your government asked these members of Parliament to leave Taiwan. That's your response.
Minister, you recently introduced Bill C‑35 on forced labour. We would like to congratulate you on certain aspects. You incorporated many of the components set out in the Bloc Québécois's bill on forced labour, Bill C‑251.
That said, multiple reports have documented forced labour, including a report from the University of Sheffield. This report shows that forced labour was used to produce Chinese electric vehicles.
My question is as follows.
The bill will give you the authority, by order in council, to list products that will be banned here or that must undergo an assessment to determine whether forced labour played a role in their production.
We have evidence of the use of forced labour in the supply chains for these electric vehicles. Can you confirm for the committee that, after the passage of Bill C‑35, you will add Chinese electric vehicles to the list of products made using forced labour?
Will this render the agreement that Mr. Carney signed with Xi Jinping null and void?