The country passed strict liability laws in 2009 that negate the need for proof of fault in liability claims involving biosafety.

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Strict liability crimes are those for which an individual may be charged and convicted even in the absence of proof that he knew what he was doing and that he was violating the law.

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That liability usually ends up as Treasury debt parked at the Federal Reserve in custody for foreign governments, the proof of purchase for billions of dollars in extra U.S. imports.

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