My understanding, based on comments that our minister made yesterday, is that our registration system is operating quite well. We saw an uptick in the number of registrants in the case of Mexico—although I'm not here to talk about Mexico—of something like 8,000 in one day.
The Government of Canada does not actively track Canadian citizens abroad. In fact, we require them to register with us so that we can provide them with assistance and information if there is a situation. That is the way we have typically approached this situation. We're here, and we maintain a full consular complement in Cuba. We are able, more than willing and happy to provide assistance to Canadians who are in Cuba at this time.