Thank you very much for the question.
We have a variety of measures in place to try to respond to the tragedy in the Philippines. Certainly we are providing priority processing to clients, which is already underway, and we are trying to contact applicants in a proactive manner, people who have an address in any of the affected areas, and we are trying to move them to the front of the queue.
We have a dedicated phone line, electronic mailbox, and so on to try to respond to that through the Foreign Affairs watch line. We have also 24/7 coverage on that.
We've issued a number of passports to people in the affected area, and we are trying to respond in a compassionate and flexible manner.