I have not spent time—and I'm not aware that my colleagues have—in parsing the responses or reactions of different communities within Canada. I think it's important to emphasize that, for Global Affairs Canada, we look at the impact of foreign policy on Canadian citizens, irrespective of their religious or community interests.
It is the case that the community of Canadians of Indian heritage is quite significant, quite large, historically long-standing and quite diverse. Naturally, as for all Canadians, there will be very different and distinct views about what's happening between Canada and India. I think that's entirely normal, and we're not guided by that sort of analysis. Our interest is in making sure that the services that Global Affairs Canada is responsible for and the diplomacy that is our mandate to manage is managed with the interests of all Canadians at heart.