and i'm sure that they are not at all alone. >> to some fair-minded people, it could sound like maybe the haitian government wants to make some extra money by holding this stuff and by forcing these ngos to rent equipment from local dealers here in haiti. can you understand how people can think that? >> translator: i'm not even going to respond to those charges. they don't make any sense. the government does not own rental shops. >> reporter: the customs director also says he doesn't make the laws, he enforces them. and when i tell him many of the chairities, the so-called ngos don't want us to use their name, he's not impressed. >> reporter: if the >> translator: if the ngos don't want their names used they've got something to hide. we' not blocking anything. they're blocking themselves. >> reporter: and he says haiti has to worry about illegal organizations posing as