I'd like to highlight that we're talking about trade negotiations between the Pacific Alliance and Canada. The focus is on trade, but that doesn't mean that labour is not part of it. There are mechanisms like working groups. There's a working group within the Pacific Alliance on labour issues and on everything that has to do with improving labour standards for workers.
In addition, Colombia and Canada have a bilateral dialogue, a complementary FTA, that seeks to increase communication to see how we can improve labour standards in the area of trade. I can't speak too much to this because currently there are negotiations under way between Canada and Colombia for an action plan, but I can say that co-operation between Canada and Colombia in the area of labour has been significant.
Colombia has moved forward tremendously over the past four years. It has increased its budgets for inspections. It's much more efficient in imposing fines against companies that are not conducting proper hiring processes, and it's much better at recovering those fines. The justice department has set up a special working group, a task force, with protocols in order to fight against union violence in Colombia.
Thank you very much.