I have a couple of points to pick up on.
The first is to say that there are a number of initiatives within the Arctic Council that continue to be pursued, even as Russia is not involved in those. Many of them don't involve Russia. They involve the full range of Arctic states, so it is important to reiterate that a lot of the work on research, on environmental sustainability and on the importance of drawing on and understanding the role of indigenous peoples and communities is all ongoing. That's work that continues to happen across all of those areas.
I would say that, in addition to the Arctic Council members, apart from Russia, there are a number of other bodies. There are security meetings that have taken place. There are defence conversations in various configurations, bilaterally, trilaterally and, obviously, working closely with Norway as they assume the role of chair going into next year.