Okay, yes. I think it's a great idea. We do call them IDPs, but basically these are refugees in their own country. I hate to say it, but it's looking more and more that this territory may not go back to Ukrainian control because of what the rebel side has done. It's digging in. It's looking like a frozen conflict now. Even if it were to return to the Ukrainian government, the reconstruction process would be in the billions of dollars range, and there would also have to be a massive kind of reconciliation process. I personally would like to see that. As I said, among these IDPs are very many professionals and they would be a contribution to the Canadian economy, to Canadian society, and not a drain. You know, we've seen how great a contribution the Syrian refugees have already made to Canada, so I think the same thing would happen. I've seen many examples where people from many countries have gone overseas to develop educational skills or work experience, and they go back to their country and make a huge difference.
I'll give one final note, because I think it needs to be said. Recently, as many of you know, there was a high-level Canada-Ukraine business forum in Toronto. One of the big issues in Ukraine right now is endemic corruption. Young people—and I know a lot of them; it's not just anecdotal—have a tough time making a go. They've done all the right things. They have a proper education and a great upbringing, yet they can't find a level playing field. Hence even more reason for them to come to a place like Canada, gain those kinds of values and work experience, educational experience, and go back when the time is right and contribute to the rebuilding of Ukraine.