The point is taken. However, again I would say that my same argument would apply: Every family is different, and I don't believe that every family needs that to know that the government is standing with them.
I know that our consular officials work literally 24 hours a day in supporting the families, but families don't always find the support successful, because their loved one is still not home and they're in a difficult situation. As a pastor, I know that if someone is in a difficult position, you want to show your support.
Every family is different. Again, I would say that we want discretion at the hands of not only our minister in reporting, but of our consular officials in the way that they support families who are in very difficult positions.