UNHCR, of course, has offices here in Venezuela, but also in Colombia and in Brazil, which are the immediate neighbouring countries. We also have a response across the region. That means it's mainly the representation in that country that will speak to the government. We do coordinate with our colleagues. We have discussions with them to identify trends and movement.
That said, of course, in a situation where people might want to come back to Venezuela, we would engage in tripartite agreements where the host country, the country of origin and UNHCR work together to ensure that these returns can take place in a voluntary, informed and safe manner. That would be a way.
Finally, for the overall coordination in the region, all these governments are working together through the R4V platform.