It's essential.
The second point is, as Kaylee mentioned, that the sponsorship agreement holders and settlement organizations do an amazing job, but they're not designed for dealing easily with spikes in volumes. One of the things that is so powerful about private sponsorship and engaging civil society, the private sector and so on is we can deal with spikes and high volumes very quickly.
In addition to addressing the quota issues with the sponsorship agreement holders, we need to facilitate a group of five formation. I think everybody agrees that the quotas for Afghans in order to meet the government's ambitious targets need to be in addition to others, so that we are not making trade-offs. We have more detailed recommendations on that.
The final thing that is incredibly important is to be innovative. The minister has talked about the EMPP program. If we continue to think about ways we can use student visas and other mechanisms to help create pathways in addition to private sponsorship, I believe that we can meet the government's targets in a short period of time, and people who would otherwise not survive will not die.