It's difficult. Nevsun should have employed these sorts of procedures and had these sorts of discussions before it began operations. Once the mine is operational, it's very difficult to put these sorts of procedures in place. Given that it didn't do that, it has taken steps in the right direction in terms of putting in some processes. But the fact that they are not allowed to visit the Segen camp and interview Segen workers, the subcontractor that it is paying, is a huge problem. It still cannot determine whether or not it is using forced labour.
On February 14th, 2013. See this statement in context.