I have a response to the second one. In terms of Citizenship and Immigration Canada, the way this actually has come about is that our sector has felt that even though we have grassroots knowledge about the problems and issues and challenges, we also have expertise to offer in terms of solutions. That's the whole concept behind CISSA. We are not here to just identify issues and problems. We are also here to offer our expertise and see how we can deal with those issues, and that has been received very positively by the stakeholders, government departments, and anyone we have talked to.
We have been around as a formal umbrella body about six or seven months, and in this short period of time we have been able to.... Yesterday we met with the minister, Minister Solberg. We had a very good meeting and raised some issues and also provided some suggestions and ideas. Last night we had a meeting with a group of MPs. We are planning to have an MP briefing forum some time in March or April of next year, and we have a constant relationship with Citizenship and Immigration Canada through a committee we have formed, SIJPPC, Settlement and Integration Joint Policy Planning Council. But our work also goes beyond Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Stephan mentioned that we are looking at working with all government departments and all different levels of government. So it is very much a collaborative effort, but in a nutshell we have had a wonderful relationship with Citizenship and Immigration Canada and we have been able to communicate many of our ideas and some of the solutions that we think could help us through the process.