In fact, having a greater footprint in Islamabad has been a priority of the government, and, as you noted, it's a commitment in the Indo-Pacific strategy. Interviews being conducted out of Islamabad were an irritant to the Pakistani government, but we can, in fact, now confirm that interviews can be conducted in Islamabad.
We are continuing to look to expand our footprint. We have candidates who are ready to be deployed to Islamabad. We are working with the government to get the visas complete so they can arrive and increase our footprint. That's a conversation we continue to have.
I think, given the caretaker government, that there were perhaps a few delays in getting the conversations that we needed to have going, but I think we are on track, and we're quite proud to expand our team there.