This is a matter of detail, so I'll answer, if I may.
The passport office, I think, was the lead in dealing with anticipated increases in demand because of the United States regulations, and we have shared some information with them. Since this became a significant issue, we've put into place arrangements with the passport office, which will remain in effect, whereby any case they encounter in which citizenship is an issue will be referred to Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
We also have a permanent and ongoing connection with them whereby if somebody is asking for a passport, and there's some urgency involved, we have a system whereby the various documents can be faxed to our citizenship processing centre in Cape Breton, and usually there's a 48-hour turnaround.
In practical terms what we've done is made sure that the passport office is fully aware of the citizenship issues. We have a dedicated call centre line, and they have standing arrangements to communicate with our processing centre in Cape Breton.