It's an excellent question, because this is actually one of the issues. There are no real remedies in the program. In the inland protection, with refugee status determination in Canada by the refugee board, at least with IRPA you have the appeal division, and there are different ways to go. But practically, in overseas protection there is no remedy we can go to. The only way would be by the Federal Court, by submitting the application for leave and judicial review, but it doesn't work because you need a lawyer here and you need to contact the refugee in the camp, or whatever. So it's really a hardship.
As for case management or case review, this doesn't work at CIC, unfortunately. At least that is the general experience of sponsors. Whenever we ask for case management or case review at CIC, it basically doesn't bring anything.