I have only 15 seconds left, so I want to ask a very brief question.
I have the impression that a well-functioning refugee camp is one that is not a camp in the manner we think of it. It's actually a place with porous borders where people can go back and forth, interact with the community around it, potentially do work, provide services, and have some kind of independent means as a result of that. That won't happen on the island. However, does that exist to some degree in Cox's Bazar?
Mr. Al-Rawni.