The consul general in Hong Kong joined us last month. He talked about the immigration section of their office being one of the largest that we have anywhere in the world. They're currently processing files for our missions for other parts of the world that are unable to do the work because of COVID—for example, countries in Africa and South Asia. He mentioned that they have a lot of capacity on the ground.
If there are only 60 people working in the immigration section processing those files, not just for Hong Kong and Macau, but also those places I mentioned, is there enough capacity at the Hong Kong consulate to handle the increase in applications under the new measures?