Madam Chair, we have not seen that having the very few trade commissioners who have not been able to return to their posts being back in Canada at the moment has resulted in less trade per se. There may be other reasons for reductions in the movement of goods and services abroad. It would be impacted by some of the trade restrictions that were put in place, of course, but in terms of the trade commissioner service, I don't think that the movement of trade commissioners back to Canada has resulted in a reduction in service or in trade.
In fact, as I think I mentioned earlier, our trade commissioners have continued, even from their places of evacuation, to serve our clients and to serve them very, very well during this time.
I'll turn to my colleague Duane McMullen, who is on top of our operations. He might be able to speak to some of these examples.
Duane.