So I do know that colleagues were looking at the proper measures in co ordination, obviously with U.

S authorities and other authorities around the world to make sure that we use best practices.

We use science.

We use the best advice we can get from our home public health officials also coordinating with US officials.

Because these crews, you know, come from the United States.

They go to Canada, they go back to the U.

S.

I think our primary objective is to ensure the safety of all Canadians, but certainly also taking measure you've seen.

When we acted on the Grand Princess, I said that that Thomas was exceptional was at the request of the U.

S.

We were on a cruise environment, but also we acted very quickly because we wanted to protect and obviously to prevent the spread of the virus in North America.

So we're very much line up with our American colleagues to make sure we we are talking on a daily basis as two measures that can be taken to prevent the spread of the virus.

I could not give you an exact number as we speak today, because, you know, we have consular assistant that's going on.

For example, we still have what, about 20 people in Japan which are still in the hospital.

Now we have people are gonna be in hospital if you buy a few people which gonna be in a hospital in in Oakland, in California on.

And all our missions around the world are in the higher state of alert because we know that we will have Canadians.

We have Canadians and its leader, probably Canadians who might I need a system.

We have conveniently assistance in Iran.

So we have put a protocol inside our mission, first of all, to protect the health and safety off home employees because in order to provide service is they need to be protected.

But secondly, to make sure that we deploy our resource is in the best possible ways.