In the labour side accords, as I was mentioning, the standards are set in accordance with the ILO convention. There is a graded system of consultation that at its most serious level is the striking of an assessment panel, and the allegation of non-compliance with the labour standards is assessed. It has the authority to render a judgment requiring monetary assessments to be paid by the country found to be not in compliance. So that's a financial penalty.
The financial penalty—and I'll check the figures for you—I think is up to $15 million. That money, then, is put into a fund and the fund is used to promote the increase in labour standards or to address the specific problem that was identified by the panel.