Obviously, I think that, when you look at Canada's overall forced labour regime, there is that dual intent. In many ways, the forced labour import ban is the backstop or the last line of defence against the importation of those goods. That needs to work co-operatively with the supply chains act, incentivizing Canadian businesses to understand their supply chains and to make alternative purchasing decisions in order to eliminate those goods from even coming into Canada. I think that together those two items work to provide a very comprehensive regime.
I'm sorry, but I missed the last bit of your question. If I didn't respond to it, please let me know. I'm happy to elaborate.