“…So, in particular, if p divides M exactly once, then by appealing to [41], we see that Π p must in fact contain a non-zero vector v which is invariant under the Iwahori congruence subgroup K p,I (M ) defined in the statement of Theorem C, part (a), in the Introduction, and it is not unramified for a maximal compact subgroup. Again, it is helpful to note that for non-square-free N , there is no good candidate for the "conductor", and the space of vectors fixed by K(M ) need not be 1-dimensional; for an approach in the paramodular setting, see [39].…”