My reference to a strong system was specifically related to the fact that the ban is absolute. There is no ability to import goods made by forced labour, for other reasons, into Canada.
We have seen other regimes around the world in which there are carve-outs for goods, even if they're determined to be produced by forced labour, to still enter other economies—if there is a domestic need for the good, for example—whereas Canada's ban itself is absolute. That comes with, obviously, a very high degree of rigour and a case-by-case assessment of the goods and the enforcement action undertaken by the agency.