On the issues of identification, Elections Canada has really extensive lists of acceptable ID for people to participate in an election. However, we've seen anecdotal evidence that the polling station staff are not adequately trained on acceptable ID. So, a person who used their status care during the 2019 election, which is an acceptable form of ID, was not allowed to vote until that person, of course, challenged the election staff and was able to speak to the site manager. Then they were allowed to vote. Again, as I said in my remarks, it's not clear to us if this was an individual act of racism, or just inadequate training.
