This is an interesting cohort, and there's a lot of reporting in the news around the increased fees and what that could mean. We are working very closely with colleagues abroad, in the United States and our network, to conduct targeted outreach, engagement and promotional activities within the U.S. to ensure that those with talent are aware of these opportunities. We work closely with Global Affairs on that. We have migration outreach officers as well.
The most common holders of H-1B visas already work in occupations that can fairly easily access expedited work permits through the global skill strategy and the global talent stream that is run by ESDC. The pathways are in place. That doesn't necessarily mean that we're not analyzing options. In fact, we are, but no decisions on further actions have been made to date. It is definitely an area of interest, and we do see Americans and H-1B visa holders who are already able to come to Canada.