It's a really good question. Notwithstanding a previous response whereby we don't have protocols in place now, we do need to commend the Government of Pakistan for what it did in terms of response during that very pivotal time after the fall of Kabul until November. They acquiesced to our advocacy in terms of what we could provide and identified lists of vulnerable individuals who we knew were going to be crossing the border and then having them ensure that their border guards were apprised of those lists and making sure that those documents were recognized in order to cross over. A significant deployment of personnel went into our High Commission in Islamabad in order to then go with the next up, once they had crossed the border, in terms of them proceeding with biometric screening and, once the processing of those individuals was assured, arranging charter flights, which is why there are now over 12,000 individuals from various parts coming through into Canada.
It's been a significant lift.