Canada is unique in having a sanction where we will deny diplomatic support and we will say so publicly to a Canadian company that's not acting in good faith. This is the topic of much conversation at the OECD. Several countries have come to us and asked how we implement it. They are actively studying it.
I have mixed feelings in saying that we might not be unique for much longer, but right now, this is an area where we are ahead of our peer countries in the OECD.
In terms of recommendations that the OECD has made to Canada, it's a matter of public record, but they believe the government, for instance, should create a multi-stakeholder advisory body so that we bring industry, academia, and civil society together in the same room to be a challenge function to our policy and to provide advice on our policy. That is something that Canada has not done yet; it is a recommendation that is outstanding from the OECD.
They've also recommended that we be more, how shall I say this, verbose in our statements around individual cases when we do publish our final reports.