As I mentioned, Canada right now is way behind Australia and the U.K. for visa processing.
You mentioned a number. I think it's very important for us to be able to attract a larger number of international students. The quality is also a very important aspect. With regard to quality, these students have other options. Our biggest competitors right now are the U.S. and Australian universities. These students have multiple offers. Therefore, it's very important for us to expedite their visa processes as fast as possible. If the student receives a U.S. visa before he or she gets a Canadian visa, then it's a decisive factor for them.
For that purpose, we could learn from the airlines. They are very, very safety conscious. They make sure that the safety of their aircraft is of utmost importance, yet they want their airplanes to spend a minimum amount of time on the ground.
This is the approach we should follow. An application lands on a visa officer's desk; we should use a much more simplified process. This is a very no-risk process. Expedite this as fast as possible. In one day, he or she should be able to get a visa. If there are questions, then you should channel them differently, but don't put all applications in the same basket.
This is so important to us, both for the students and also when hiring foreign talent. We are competing with the rest of the world.