Thank you. That's very helpful.
We know that with democracy we have our own challenges with minority Parliaments and too many elections recently. I think most of us would probably agree, but that's the nature of democracy; it's very inconvenient at times, especially for the politicians. I think most of my colleagues would agree with that. Nevertheless, we recognize the practical realities, and thank you so much for helping us with that comment.
I appreciate the way you've framed some of these discussions about the importance of continuity. This is not a short-term project; it's a long-term project. I don't know how this can effectively be done without a relationship and people on the ground who have some understanding and relationships between the people staying and those coming and going. You made a remark here about the quality and rigour of the orientation provided to volunteers and visiting experts. I would think volunteers coming in would have to be prepared about the context they're coming into. Every nation is different.
Can you flesh out or describe what you mean by this quality and rigour of orientation and what that looks like on the ground?