Thank you, Chair.
I want to thank both our guests for appearing here today. Thank you for your service, Captain Salt and Ms. Csaba. For Canadians serving abroad in the armed forces or just living overseas, everyone we're talking about deserves a voting process that's accessible, secure and reliable, and you're showing us how Canada is the envy of the world in doing that.
We're having this study to talk about timeliness and equitable access, so I'll start with you, Madam Csaba.
Typically, how long does it take for a ballot, once it's received at an embassy, consulate or high commission, to be sent to Ottawa? What I'm asking is, does a mission wait until a certain date and then send all of the ballots in, or are they sent in in a rolling fashion?