These trade agreements that we find...for example, with the one with Europe where we have an investor court system in place, the investor protections are guaranteed at this tribunal or at this court, but the environmental protections don't have the same weight. We mentioned environmental protections, labour protections—we have wonderful language—but there's no enforcement of them and there's no relationship between the investor protection and the commitment we have referenced in the environmental or social justice chapters, or the other treaties we've signed on to, for example, at the International Labour Organization on labour rights or the Paris Agreement.
Therefore, if you take action as a government to meet your climate targets under the Paris Agreement, that does not protect you from an investor dispute if you are appropriating rights. You can't use that to justify action that you've taken. We would call for binding restrictions in the agreement, binding references to other international treaties that we've negotiated either for climate or for labour.