I'm going to answer that. Thank you so much.
We are not suggesting any new mechanism with the third recommendation in here, but rather we are capitalizing on whatever the Canadian government already has around the world as missions. We are asking for, or recommending, a trigger that would emphasize the crisis once it happens.
We are recommending mainly three things, or this can be done through three other ways.
The first one is to disseminate the message to the missions of Canada around the world to expedite cases of LGBTQI+ people once we have a crisis happening or a crackdown.
The second one is more related to documentation, and it's to temporarily ease or relax the documentation that the Government of Canada usually requests from people, because people under persecution may not be able to access public institutions.
In addition, it would be to focus also on explaining to the missions around the world the importance of flagging SOGIESC cases. We are not, by any chance, speaking about any new structure, but rather we are building on the structures the Government of Canada has in the missions around the world but with more focus, specifically speaking, around the need to identify the high-risk cases of LGBTQI+ people and to expedite the processing of these cases.