Yes, I think that if there were a project to launch, it would be in communications. That doesn't mean it's easy. We're talking about a diaspora here, people who are all over the world. The main mode of communication is our website.
We also work with the Department of Foreign Affairs to give them information, which they then distribute to all the embassies and consulates. In a way, that means there's a mechanism for disseminating information, but it requires voters to take a certain amount of interest in the first place.
We also have social media campaigns, content that spreads naturally and paid advertising that gets shown. There are strategic targets. I'm not an expert on social media targeting, but there's advertising that targets those communities.
It would be a good idea, then, to see whether that can be improved in some way, to better educate voters not only on the opportunity to vote, but also on the importance of returning their ballots on time, and to inform them of how to do so.