Yes. I just want to enlighten you here on the way the process takes place back in Sri Lanka. They have outsourced this whole process, so there are two individuals who just go through the documents when they're presented through a window. You get the impression that they just look at you. I do not think they go through the history of any of the files or they do not screen people properly. It's just that they give the impression of looking at their parents. I am not sure exactly how it happens, but when it's been outsourced, I really wonder whether they are screening these applicants.
I was disappointed when my mother passed away in 2007. I wanted to bring her down. She was flatly denied a re-entry visa. Then at that point, I decided to go through a lawyer, thinking I was going to do it through proper channels. It gives you this impression—whether we should do things in the proper channels, or if you should go and take a different route whether people can come through. It's kind of like giving you that disappointment if you take the wrong route, because all along I have sponsored people on visitors' visas and on permanent residency, and it has always been.... At this point, it makes me look at things negatively.
I really want to know the reason for how things are being processed at each end.