They have all now created research security offices or branches within their operations. They're undertaking public awareness discussions and town halls on their campuses. Literature has been sent out and so on.
This guide has really tried to help bring together, in many ways, and to help, as my colleague Philip was saying, particularly across our 97 institutions. This was developed for everybody. I think getting the word out and ensuring that we all can de-risk rather than simply decouple what we're doing internationally is the objective. We're pursuing it with, I think, considerable success.
We've heard lots of discussion here at the committee about attempts to interfere with research or individual researchers and various strategies and so on. We are very aware of that. We're very pleased that, thus far, we've been able to manage that successfully. It's been partly through the information sharing and the consciousness raising and so on.