I can characterize the meeting we had yesterday as being very fruitful. We understand that some of the agencies involved in our membership have 40 or 50 years of history, but CISSA was formally formed about six or seven months ago. We are there to just promote ideas that go beyond the different political parties' mandates and ideology. We talk about issues related to immigrants and refugees, and the settlement and integration of immigrants and refugees.
The meeting we had yesterday with the minister was fruitful, in the sense that at least we were able to bring to his attention some of the pressing issues that we feel have to be addressed. The minister listened and made some responses. We felt that the meeting was very positive in terms of some of the action. Ultimately we know that things take time, and we will definitely monitor the progress.
On communications, we feel that we have not only opened communications with the minister and his department, but with this group and other groups.
On the outcome, we will have to see. We are very hopeful and positive. That comes from our approach too. We think we are bringing some solutions to issues. I do not believe that when people hear solutions they run away from them. We can bring in more and more people and get results. So we are very positive about the meeting.