It is in the regulations, not the act. That means there is some room for flexibility. Therefore, we could say that we are going to increase the average in all cases, but since you deal with a specific reality, we could make a specific regulation. For example, we could determine that a doctor or professional could tell us when a person's case is important and nothing can really be done. We need to establish some parameters and a certain degree of flexibility. That approach would respect the fact that every case is unique. It would give the refugee a chance instead of telling them that if they do not show up, they are out of luck.
Would that be acceptable, do you think?