With this, I think the government should impose policies that may even replace what the company may already have in place. They should also develop uniform safety standards as well as voluntary recalls of all unsafe products. In China, government standards on lead paint are actually stricter than those in the United States, but have been lax in recent years. So China needs to step up inspection and enforcement of the use of lead paint on toys, like the United States. In the United States, the government has banned the use of lead paint on any toy products. Consumer advocates can help protect children's safety by challenging the government. They can stand up and make the government do its job, such as fining companies that violate standards and policies. I believe that if punishment comes down on those companies that choose to break the rules, then other companies will take notice and make sure their companies comply with the rules. The toy industry has already said that toy safety regulations in the United States are one of the strictest in the world, while other companies try to emulate what we are doing. The toy industry has also established a new mandatory program that will require the U.S. market to test to U.S. standards, ensuring testing labs are qualified to perform the tests.