Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I want to thank the folks from CISSA this morning. I think we've all greeted the formation of this national settlement organization with some celebration because I think it's an important development and one that's going to assist us in our deliberations around citizenship and immigration policy in Canada. So thank you for undertaking this project and for all the work you do in your regional organizations as well.
I want to ask a question, and it might be a little unfair because I think we're all still grappling with the question of the $1 billion in cuts that were announced yesterday by the federal government. One of the things you've been talking about this morning is youth and children services and one of the things I'm concerned about, as I look at the list of those cuts, is the cuts to Human Resources and Social Development, HRSD, programs around investments for youth employment and workplace skills strategy. I was wondering if you have any sense of the funding that organizations that do settlement work get from other departments, other than Citizenship and Immigration. Is that a major source of program funding for your agencies?