Of course we want to make it better.
Really this is why we have the recommendations that we have, because if Canada chooses, if Canada believes that trade with Honduras is the best way to make things better for the Honduran people, there are a few things that we can do at this point to ensure that, in fact, things do get better.
There are two things that we can do. First, commission independent human rights assessments, and again, this does not require an amendment to the treaty. Canada can commission this whenever it wants. It's a relatively simple thing to do. The second thing is to ensure that our existing human rights obligations—not to create new obligations for Honduras or for Canada—are enforceable through this treaty to use our unique opportunity at this moment to press Honduras to meet these obligations.