I think that's a point of concern: that perhaps these citizens living abroad, of which there are now many more by virtue of this legislative change, may not be aware of the task force and the efforts you're undertaking to protect them and Canadians living within the country. It is a concern, given that there are not just a couple of hundred but rather millions, potentially, now—or thousands, anyway.
I appreciate your undertaking that to protect them as well, because every vote counts. They get to choose the constituency where their ballot is going to be cast, based on where they last lived. That's how I understand it's going to be implemented. Therefore, it's quite complicated when you get multiple generations down.
Anyway, I don't know if anybody else has any additional thoughts on that. I'm just quite concerned about the potential impact of this. Perhaps that should have been thought of before the legislation was implemented, but we are where we are.