Mr. Imai, you raised a point in an op-ed that you wrote a few years ago for The Globe and Mail. In it, you referenced the Choc v. Hudbay Minerals decision of the Supreme Court, which in your view at that time opened the door to cases of human rights abuses in Guatemala, Colombia, and foreign jurisdictions being heard here in Canada.
To what extent has that decision opened the door to obtaining corporate accountability for corporate actions in foreign jurisdictions?