Thank you.
Going back to the question I had about Nairobi, Minister, you said there is no more room in that visa office. I suggest that you turn that swimming pool that is in the embassy into a place where you can process applications. It's too cold in Nairobi to swim, and the swimming pool is empty all the time anyway. You have a lot of refugee claimants, or children of families of Canadian refugee claimants here, who are desperately trying to connect with their parents, their mothers. They wait for five years, even eight years in some cases. They come to the Nairobi visa office, and what greets them? A swimming pool. So I'm sure you have room to put a few more staff in there to assist some of these folks who are desperately trying to connect with their families in Canada. These are children, for heaven's sake.
The case I was just talking about is that of a 12-year-old kid with a mom here. There are sad stories all the time. In the refugee camps, you can't wait for two years, four years, five years. It's dangerous.
Next week is refugee week, Mr. Minister. Can you please look into this situation? I know we're talking about the supplementary budget. Surely out of the $39 million that we are approving--well, $41 million in total, minus the vote--surely in all of the supplementary estimates you can put some of the resources toward helping, in a region that is a most desperate, poor, and dangerous place, to bring some of the people into this country faster.