Mr. Chair, I can answer this from a consular perspective, which will deal with some of the request but not all of it, obviously.
We are providing consular services to Canadian citizens, permanent residents and their dependants, or their immediate family members. Our embassies in the region are ready to help them get out of Ukraine. We have our emergency watch and response centre fully activated. People can call 24-7. If a Canadian passport is required, the emergency watch and response centre can help coordinate issuance with consular officials at border checkpoints in Poland, Romania, Hungary and Slovakia. We also have an office right now in Rzeszow, Poland, which is close to the border. We are working with embassies in Warsaw, Bucharest, Vienna and Budapest to provide essential services to Canadians and their family members and permanent residents and their family members. We're well positioned and are providing that support.
We also have our standing rapid deployment team, which is sort of a surge team that we're able to bring into the region very quickly. They require only four hours' notice to move and to bolster our resources at the borders to help move any of these complex consular cases or family cases forward—