I recently had the opportunity to visit the flagship office in North York and look at some of the more modernized services that they're providing, and really, it is an inclusive space where people are being handled in a very convenient way with technologies that weren't available even a number of years ago.
I won't prejudge what the Government of Ontario is doing with their service provision. It's possible that these kiosks will be well utilized and provide an extra bonus of service delivery and another point of contact. Even within Service Canada, we have over 300 site locations, but we have over 600 points of contact, and in a country that's as vast and diverse as ours, it's important for us to customize how we provide those services, depending on where you are in the country and who your customers are.
It will be interesting to see how these new kiosks play out, and we'll watch it closely.