Good morning, and thank you for coming.
Over the summer we saw something that we'll have to discuss pretty soon, and that's dual citizenship. There was an instance in Lebanon—I don't have to go into further detail—where we evacuated something like 15,000 people. Just recently there were reports in the press that about half, or 7,000 of them, have gone back. When the reporter was questioned about how he got those figures, the answer was that the external affairs ministry as well as citizenship and immigration officials gave that number of 7,000.
My question to all of you, or to whoever wants to represent the group, is how do you think the people who settle in this country after a little while feel about dual citizenships?