As I've described before, the situation is more serious in two particular categories, that of parents and grandparents, and skilled workers. So this is actually not linear. And there's also another element of complexity, as the inventory is also not linear in our locations. So right now, for example, we have tremendous growth in India. In the last years, we've been getting tremendous growth in the volume of applications for permanent residence from India, while our inventory in China is decreasing.
So it's dangerous if you make an assumption that it's linear and think that since we have 800,000 and are bringing in 200,000 a year it will take four years, because in some categories or some locations it may take a bit longer than that.
What we tried to do, for example, with parents and grandparents last year was to assign most of the incremental targets to the locations where the inventory was older in order to bring them all into the same timeframe.