If I understand you correctly, Mr. Ferro, you very much believe in the quality of this kind of agreement because of the credibility of Canadian businesses. Consequently, you would no doubt be in favour of the unanimous motion by committee members last year that a free trade agreement should, if entered into, be preceded by an independent study. That will change nothing.
If the agreement is really good, why not wait and do a genuine independent human rights study? That would give everyone a true, fair, equitable and independent picture. Then everyone would be able to see whether there has been an improvement or not. We have to establish guiidelines so we can conduct an evaluation.