Madam Chair, that is a very good question because it is such a complex issue facing the international community. You run into questions of sovereignty and enforcement. There is only so much you can do as a country when products are arriving on your shores that come from elsewhere.
Another challenge that various governments have expressed—I have heard this from some like-minded Europeans—is balancing the challenges that we're all facing, like the headwinds that we're facing in our economy and our efforts to grow our economy, with, conversely, the need to potentially consider various regulations that come with costs to both businesses and consumers.
That balancing act is something that many governments around the world have considered and discussed.