Thanks, Chair.
I think the issue is confidence in the system. There are lots of people who are removed from Canada every day, but people don't protest those removals, because they have confidence that the system worked in those cases.
I wanted to come back to something that Monsieur Gauthier mentioned about language rights. I know that in the case of Maoua Diomande, the specific issue of language rights at her hearing was ultimately why she was allowed to stay in Canada. Monsieur Gauthier, I wonder if you could tell us specifically what the situation was there.
I also wanted to raise generally folks' experience around interpretation. I know we heard earlier this week from one of the security certificate detainees. He alleged that at one point in his questioning, the interpreter who was there with the police was a CSIS agent. I know that in other cases we've heard allegations that the secret police of other countries are active in Canada. I'm just wondering if there's been any evidence or any suggestion that this has been related to interpreters or the kinds of concerns you raised around interpretation.