So that's what that means. That's good.
In that case, if everyone has a right to an appeal, do we really need designated countries? All we need would be regulations to expedite the processing of cases based on situations rather than countries.
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Denis Coderre Liberal Bourassa, QC
So that's what that means. That's good.
In that case, if everyone has a right to an appeal, do we really need designated countries? All we need would be regulations to expedite the processing of cases based on situations rather than countries.
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