Yes, I understand that it's not within your authority. However, given that you just said yourself—both of you—that you are client-centred, that you're there to support the clients, and knowing that this is the reason that people can't access their funds, even though they have every intention, as declared in their declaration, to leave Hong Kong permanently, then wouldn't it be incumbent upon your organization to express that point of view and ask the regulator to consider allowing these individuals to access their funds?
Now, on the flip side, would you, as an organization, be willing to write to the Canadian government to indicate the number of applicants in your system who have applied and are unable to access their pension funds because they have not been able to prove permanent residency because they only have a study permit or a work permit? Is that something you'd be willing to do? Just give a quick yes or no.