In a very high level and a very broad sense, the government uses particularly its diplomatic channels, its diplomatic missions, in order to coordinate our activities with like-minded states. We actually do work on sanctions quite closely with like-minded partners, whether it's the United States, the European Union, Australia, or others that we often work together with on a lot of international issues.
There are different networks depending on the specific sanctions regime, and different groupings of diplomats who might come together in some manner to discuss sanctions. Those can unfold depending on the circumstances, really.
That's I think probably one of our principal ways of coordinating: through our missions abroad and our diplomatic network.