Right, and if this committee had recommendations, based on what's in the contracts and after hearing exactly what is in the contracts, we could make recommendations in our report to revise the contracts. The same would be true, I imagine, with the integrity regime.
We're all concerned about hostile foreign actors. We're all concerned about companies that may have bad actors abroad and are charged with things in South Africa, for example, such as McKinsey, but our current integrity regime doesn't provide for convictions abroad, and therefore, Mr. Minister, your department is not able to bar people from bidding for competitive contracts if they're not disqualified under our integrity regime as it is today. Is that correct?