As you know, we heard a lot in this committee about the number of people who are already in and cannot get into the system. I am going to correct a little bit of what I understood from a previous question that was talking about people being here and not being real doctors or real nurses or whatever.
That's not the case. Sometimes maybe there are some cases that fall in the cracks, but a number of people are coming here from the health sector with some kind of experience in another country and they need more support to get into our own system. This funding is going to support colleges and some medical associations to train them to make sure those people have the right support to get the exam and get to the credentials.
I can tell you personally, this past weekend I was with the foundation of Haitian Canadian doctors' community. They are mentoring young people who come from there who were in the health system. They are training them to pass the exams and we have really good results.
I think—