Beyond your testimony, and the facts that you've given us in the brief you've left us, we would sit here as parliamentarians with the Canadian government thinking in terms of where Canada could best intervene. As you know, Canada is part of the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations that are going on right now, and so is Vietnam. I would say that neither party is the core of those negotiations because of who else is involved.
It strikes me that's a particular avenue of at least sidebarring and addressing some of these issues in highlighting the fact that we need to have, as part of any agreement, human rights and labour rights written into the agreement. We've expressed concerns over the last number of years that in the agreements Canada has entered into that hasn't happened. Do you have any particular measures you think should be reflected in that Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement when it comes forward?