I think if the RCMP hadn't done the press conference, there would still be a lot of questions. Every time Canada has come out to challenge India and to make revelations about India, India has just gone into denial mode. It helps Canadians, and it helps the Sikh community in Canada know that they're being validated for their concerns.
The RCMP press conference, I think, was instrumental for our community to understand how deeply India is operating within Canada. It's everyone. Those of us who are supporters of Sikh sovereignty in Khalistan, those who are somewhere in the middle and those who are just business owners who are being extorted, I think all of them felt a sense of relief when those revelations were made and that Canada is trying to move in the right direction. Our law enforcement agencies and our intelligence agencies are taking this threat seriously.
The further expectation is that what we're doing here right now is a big part of that as well. People are watching in our community. They see that we have a study happening on India and on these issues. I think those are all very important for the public to realize that their elected officials, the law enforcement agencies and intelligence agencies are working in their interests.