I think you raise a critically important point. Some of the concerns around CSR make the assumption that we can go into any country and do whatever kind of investigation or enforcement we'd like, but it's not that simple.
I do think that there are some measures Canada can support that do raise the bar. To give an example, most mining investments include World Bank financing. The World Bank has some very specific standards that have to be met in order to get World Bank financing. This puts everybody at a level playing field, so it doesn't matter if we're competing against a company out of Australia, or China, in order to get that financing, you need to meet that standard. Those kinds of international mechanisms can make a difference, and it does provide a platform for Canadian companies.
The issue of extraterritoriality is something that.... We can encourage our companies to step forward and meet high standards through voluntary mechanisms, but we do not have the ability to go into other countries and enforce things that they don't agree with.