Up to now, we have not seen any case of a Hong Konger, or anyone in Hong Kong, being prevented from exiting, except for people who are already under a legal constraint. There are people who have bail conditions. There were over 10,000 people who were arrested during the protests over the last year, and about 2,300 of them face charges currently. There are a number of people who are under bail conditions, which in some cases would prohibit them from leaving.
We haven't seen arbitrary application of this, and we consult very closely across the other consulates. We haven't seen that up to now.
Our concern with the national security law is that if the authorities are investigating an offence, under that law, they can prevent somebody from leaving just for being under investigation. That's only supposed to cover four offences, but it's very troubling.