No, that's not what my question is.
Could we do the equivalent of what the United States does, that is, identify sectors or places where forced labour exists and require importers to prove that there are no products made with forced labour?
Patrick Bonin Bloc Repentigny, QC
No, that's not what my question is.
Could we do the equivalent of what the United States does, that is, identify sectors or places where forced labour exists and require importers to prove that there are no products made with forced labour?
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