I would like to ask you, Michael, and also Mr. Galkin in Mariupol, about this point you were making about what I would call “supports for civil society”. Given that you've indicated there's a situation where unfortunately the facts on the ground will not change, and people will not be returning to the Donbass, then they'll either stay in Ukraine or they will be resettled elsewhere. You mentioned a couple of things. One of the things that's been communicated to me on the health front—you mentioned public health—is that there are people from the Ukrainian Canadian Congress who have come to me and said that we need to support the displacement, which is occurring because of the war against Russian separatists, with supports connecting facilities in Canada with facilities in Ukraine, such as medical support and training for occupational and physical therapists. This has been suggested to me by Renata Roman of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress.
You mentioned media, but is there also an avenue to bridge not just the students—and I'll come back to the students—but also the faculties and academics here in Canada with their counterparts in Ukraine to help build up some of that civil society infrastructure? If you could perhaps address that at all....