Ms. Zarrillo, you raise a very good point. I think you were right to say that Minister Miller leads on this—it's the immigration file, which is a very important file—to figure out how we honour the work that people have done here and figure out pathways to citizenship.
What we can do at Employment and Social Development Canada is track transition rates to permanent residency. We could take a look at how that happens in different sectors.
If you want a pressure point and to have some thoughts about where we could have provinces help us with this, they can designate certain sectors as their provincial nominee sectors, and that helps people get on a faster pathway to permanent residency. I saw that in the tourism sector in different provinces. I've seen it in certain provinces that want to have more health care workers. They designate their allotment for people in that sector, which helps that subset of folks be able to have access to permanent residency. It could be a solution in this area too.