If I understood your question, I think we can focus on some of the positive things. As Mr. Sharma and I both said in our opening remarks, there's been a major move forward in digitalization. I think that's extremely positive, and I think that the more we move forward with that the better it will be. I would encourage the government to, as Mr. Sharma said, digitalize the entire process.
There are other innovations. For example, they're landing people without interviews now. There were things that were obvious that they didn't do because they felt that there was a need to see each person in person, but now they've done away with that.
I think the government needs to look at all the different steps of the process, determine what needs to be done and eliminate those steps in the process that don't need to be done in person and can be done through emails or through digital processes. That will make the system much more efficient and will benefit everybody. Most importantly, it will benefit the clients who suffer from the delays when processes have to be done in person or through interviews.