I do think that, unfortunately, it does require some political emphasis in the United States as well. If the United States is tabling this issue with Canada, then I think Canada will make gains. If this issue is not politically salient and important to lawmakers in the U.S., then it will not become an issue at the table between them. However, if U.S. lawmakers are concerned about this and raise it with Canada, then absolutely it's something that we should be doing more of.
We've been able to demonstrate our ability to really scrutinize the border in terms of false accusations about fentanyl in Canada. If we're able to do that for fentanyl, we should be able to do that for forced labour goods as well. It does take resources. It takes money and it takes commitment in order to constantly focus on it.