I think that for the first time we have some standards to adhere to, as of course Colombia has too. I think that the Canadian government, in the complaint we filed, certainly found that Colombia had not met its commitment under the current free trade agreement with them. They're going to be travelling there because there are some laws they have passed that they have to repeal because they completely contradict what's in the Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement.
I think what was very good about the process was that the Canadian officials who participated in that process were very transparent in their engagement. They had the opportunity to go to Colombia to meet with those who were filing the complaint, and they tried to investigate in a very comprehensive way. Subsequently, they produced a report that we're very proud of. The Americans did exactly the same thing with a completely different outcome. We're hopeful.
Our Minister of Labour Patty Hajdu will be travelling to Colombia to say, “Hey, you have to meet these recommendations. Otherwise you're in breach of our relationship in this free trade agreement.”