Yes, I think data is absolutely crucial in the role of UNHCR and Amnesty International. Amnesty has a slightly different lens, and their work is really important for us and for you as legislators in terms of giving us data on the commitment to human rights and the respect of human rights by governments, both for their populations and refugees.
You can't do the work you do without the data they provide from the UNHCR's perspective, and with a refugee lens, they're the biggest player. Anybody who pretends anything else with refugees specifically is, in our colloquial English, having a laugh. It's really important that we recognize the importance of that data. On the importance, sure, it sounds really stupid, but it's the importance of data and facts and how essential they are for us in making the appropriate decisions for the people we're trying to serve, both here and in refugee communities.