There's another issue that has come up lately. At the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance on March 21 of this year, a witness by the name of Mora Johnson, a barrister and solicitor, appeared as an individual. She said that EDC “is at a high risk for handling the proceeds of crime. For example, if it makes loans of tens or hundreds of millions of dollars to companies that obtained business through bribery, EDC is at risk of being repaid with proceeds of corruption....”
We know you have your anti-corruption policy guidelines, and you mentioned some of the other provisions. They state that you have this “legal, corporate and ethical responsibility to ensure it is not knowingly providing support in a transaction involving the offer or the giving of a bribe.”
Again, this is an area of concern to Canadians. If this were to be the case, if you have a suspicion of this, would you notify Canadian law enforcement authorities about that suspicion?