Thank you.
Thanks for coming here and thanks for joining us through video conference.
One of you said—and I apologize for forgetting who—to get an ID, you need an ID, which are words I have not heard here yet, and actually it's a valid point. Quite frankly, I think it's the most salient way to say this.
When you hear about 38, 39, or it could be 100 pieces of ID, once you get past the basic few, it becomes further out of reach for the average citizen, certainly for those who are impoverished. There are examples that you gave: leases; mortgages; the bills, provided they come through the mail. The basic stuff now comes down to a health card, and unfortunately, it does not contain the address, which makes it that much more problematic. Let's assume they can get the attestation that's being discussed here. How difficult do you think that is to get?