As a rule, public institutions or agencies (similar to agreements concluded under the agreements of the International Labour Organization and the World Trade Organization – of which China is already a member) are held responsible for the settlement of labour and trade disputes (similar to the agreements of the International Labour Organization and the World Trade Organization – of which China is already a member). However, the most important point that needs to be addressed here is that an agreement on the labour side would give Canada the opportunity to work more closely with and within China to help improve working conditions. This is no different from the $65 million in foreign aid that Canada provided to China in 2005 to improve its legal system. In essence, Moore asserted that the “democratic path to modern society” depended on the existence of a “strong and independent” working class – shortened by the now famous phrase “No bourgeoisie, no democracy.” To view the full text of the agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada, click here. In September 2016, Mr. Trudeau visited China. A few weeks later, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang visited Canada. .
