I am sorry to interrupt you, but that is not what I was talking about.
The proposal that was made by the Canadian Council for Refugees, among others, and that was also mentioned by the Barreau du Québec and by the Canadian Bar Association was quite different. What they were proposing, rather than creating a list of designated countries, was to allow the Canada Border Services Agency to target the cases that seem suspicious to them, so that the IRB could process them as a priority, in the same way, while granting the same right of appeal, using the same procedures, but while fast-tracking them. We could then settle these cases before dealing with the files of claimants that we judge to most likely be legitimate.
This alternative was more or less agreed upon, and you have probably read about that in the reports following our hearings. Is this a tool that you would be prepared to take into consideration, at the very least?