Okay, but there's no real audit. This gives me a lot to think about and follow up on.
Quite frankly, I know of one country that was accepting Canada's waste and whose leader bragged about throwing somebody out of a helicopter. We have more Canadian waste going there. Later on, they complained about it.
What I'm looking for is this: What would the best process be for Parliament to further follow up, if some of us felt there was still a bit of weakness in our ability to track what we're actually sending overseas, which can often end up in the oceans or in other places?
I have a long history with microbeads. We moved on that. I give the Conservatives credit for that. It was an NDP motion—thank you, NDP—but it was Stephen Harper who enacted the motion. It could have been dismissed, but it was actually implemented by Stephen Harper, at that time. I give them credit for that.
How can we move on this with a bit more accountability?