In the way you pose the question, asking if there is any downside, obviously not, sir.
In an ideal world, we could certainly strongly consider upgrading our representation to the point where we would have full-fledged Canadian ambassadors in all three countries. But it is a reality of Global Affairs that we always keep the nature, extent, and location of our representation abroad under review on an ongoing basis. That takes into account many considerations. Whether we like it or not, one of those considerations is the financial health of the department, and in the current state of affairs, obviously, there would be no downside. This a case where more, by definition, is better than less.
Given the reality of our current resources, we have one Canadian ambassador based or resident in Riga. He gets up to Tallinn and down to Vilnius, to our offices there, which are staffed with locally engaged staff as often as possible. We feel that model is serving our interests.