Sure, and I, along with other Canadians, have watched the remarkable work done in Ukraine to bring Canadians home, and for others as well, in Afghanistan after the pullout and in Sudan. I think that's remarkable and incredible work.
The only thing that I think I would add to that, not being an expert on consular services, is that sometimes there's a tendency to suggest that once that is done, we can then turn the page and look onwards. I think we really have to remember that people are also left behind in those crises.
I agree that we are in a moment, a time or a period of almost perpetual crises, but there's a tendency sometimes to jump from one crisis to another and forget the preceding ones. The people who suffer in those preceding ones continue to suffer and we can—and I believe should—do more for them.
Thank you.