The bill obviously creates a new process for listing, a new standard of evidence. It provides additional indicators that need to be considered when the list is made. Will this be one information source that is used to inform that eventual list? Most likely. I wouldn't want to prejudice future decisions around that. However, obviously we do know from working with our U.S. CBP colleagues that 90% of what ends up on the U.S. list starts from public reporting and NGO reporting around forced labour concerns. We'll be looking at a wide variety of information sources, obviously, including the ones held by government.
