Yes. What we also talk about in this investigation that we did with the support of Oxfam is how the social conflicts have increased in these oil lots because of Frontera's way of managing these social conflicts and their conflicting practices with the indigenous organizations.
We have reported to our own ombudsperson here in Peru that during the COVID pandemic Frontera left the indigenous communities without payment for the work they had done for Frontera Energy and they also stopped providing the social programs that should have continued during the pandemic.
Another thing the indigenous organizations have reported during the COVID-19 pandemic is that the indigenous organizations requested Frontera to allow the oxygen plant that is located in the lot to function as a medical oxygen plant in the context of COVID. Frontera Energy's response was they would only turn on the oxygen plant if they were allowed to restart the whole operation in the lot, which puts a condition on access to health for the operation of the lot.