It's very interesting to talk about hypotheticals. It's interesting that I don't see—and probably a number of other people who have presented haven't seen—those hypotheticals you're describing in Bill C-50.
Second, the data that's out there actually shows that successful economic and community integration is not simply based on a job, but is also based on other supports.
Finally, in terms of the mechanics of this program, simply to say some group of people has said it needs these skills doesn't necessarily transfer that the process will say that Mohamed or Fatima is going to be applied with an appropriate NOC code to be plucked out of a 925,000-person lineup to be able to be assessed by whom, for a job we don't know is actually guaranteed. Talk about hypotheticals.
