Thank you very much for the question, Madam Chair.
I agree 100%. I believe the correct number is about three billion dollars' worth of value that the U.S. has seized. Canadian companies are required to report whether or not they have forced labour in their supply chains, based on the customs tariff, which was amended so that companies must report to the Canadian government. That's available on the Public Safety website, I believe—a catalogue of all companies that use forced labour. They find it hard to report because of third- and fourth-tier companies doing forced labour, like cotton being picked, then transferred to a different region—things like that. It's a little difficult for companies to report.
The CBSA has the resources and ability to look into these third-tier companies because, often, it is a collection of similar third-tier companies when it comes to Nike or different clothing companies. They all have a few groups of Chinese forced labour companies that they use. The CBSA has the resources and capability to look into them, question them and put out a statement to companies saying they cannot do business with these Chinese companies because they're directly linked to forced labour.