I don't think the quality of the applications is in issue. It's simply that we lose some along the way. As I have always said, taking the capitalist route, we can ask a client for $400,000 and tell them it will take the time it takes. We can also ask a client for $800,000 and guarantee they will be here in 18 months. And we can ask a client for $1.2 million and guarantee they will be here in six months. I'm sure there would be clients for each of those categories. It's a little like in the case of passports, which were mentioned earlier. You can choose regular service or express service. It would be something to consider, eventually.
In terms of the recommendation, I think we have to take Canada's current economic situation into account. It would allow us to accept more investors. That is the priority, at this point. In three or four years, it will perhaps be different. We have to deal with the existing situation. As Pierre Emmanuel said earlier, even if we double the number, in terms of net percentage, it doesn't amount to double: 3,000 families a year total 10,000 permanent resident visas more or less. Compared to 250,000, that is not a lot. I think this should be considered carefully.