Thank you very much for that question.
Bangladesh is very close and dear. Doug Olthuis, who is with us here tonight, is the executive director of our humanity fund that was involved in the investigation. I personally travelled to Bangladesh. I was there for the one-year anniversary of the Rana Plaza collapse, and I always tell people when I come back that if the suppliers that purchase procurement from Bangladesh had seen what I've seen, I just don't know how they'd be able to go to bed with a clear conscience. That's why the CORE process is so unique, which is one of the things that we found through this investigation.
I've had the opportunity to meet with families. I've had the opportunity to meet with many of the people who have lost an arm, lost a leg or lost a family member. It is one of the things that I'll take with me for the rest of my life, to witness what I've witnessed.
I can't stress more forcefully the need that these places have. We have a lot of Canadian companies that are over there. We're trying to leverage them. We're trying to work with them to make sure that during this COVID period, they sign on to a fund that helps these people get paid.
If you have a minute left, Doug should probably jump in because he's the one that shepherded that very important study that we did.
Doug.