Mr. Chair, the situation in the country is volatile. You will note that in the days after the coup there was a shutdown of the Internet and the airport closed. That was further exacerbated by the civil disobedience movement that has shut down government services. Banks have closed, as have a number of other daily services for the population.
There is intermittent arrival by banks and grocery stores, which we take into account in terms of making that duty of care assessment daily. It also helps us in terms of calibration and in terms of what the impact is on the population going forward.