One of the impediments to Canadian pension plans playing a bigger role in financing projects in Canada is the size of projects. One of the things your organization could consider is that potentially the federal government could work with municipal governments, and other groups who have infrastructure that needs to be modernized, to bundle projects in similar asset classes.
The point with bond yields being at historic lows, and real interest rates being negative, is that we have a historic opportunity to engage smart money in the long-term investments required to modernize our infrastructure. So I agree broadly, but I'd be interested in perhaps having a meeting sometime to discuss some of those opportunities.
Back to this. Further to Mr. Keddy's questions, and I think he used the term false asylum seekers, some of these people would have children, so even if you had somebody who was pursuing asylum dishonestly, and potentially as an individual abusing the system, would these include a significant number of parents and people with children?