Let me answer that in a couple of ways. There are two moving parts, if I might. There's the High Commission of Canada in Delhi. In that case, it was the Government of India's decision to effect a unilateral mass expulsion of 41 diplomats. That has meant our team is smaller with respect to Canadians accredited to India. Our local staff still continue to work and are managing to provide services across business lines to Canadians.
With respect to consulates general, those consulates provide some services remotely at this time, but they are not currently providing in-person services. Those in-person services have been brought to and are delivered by our high commission out of Delhi. There are some challenges with respect to the delivery of services, but with respect to supporting companies in investing and trading, for example, we continue to have both Canadian and local staff who are in the consulates providing those services to Canadian companies. Local staff are still in those cities. Their managers are either in Delhi or working from the region to support those services remotely or, as delegations come through, in person.
Thank you.