Thank you for your question. I'll answer it in English.
In terms of the measure—the PRRA bar exemption, as we call it—in the normal course if someone's claim has failed, so they have been found by the IRB or by the Federal Court to be ineligible for asylum, there will be a 12-month period during which they cannot apply for what's called a pre-removal risk assessment.
Given that that country's conditions have changed, the minister announced that there is an exemption to that usual 12-month bar so that those from Hong Kong will now be able to apply for that pre-removal risk assessment. That means, as the minister stated, that practically speaking they cannot be removed. They will have a chance to actually apply for that risk assessment so that before any removal happens, the risks against them can be assessed.