Ms. Deschênes, there is a problem.
Obviously, the Lebanese community is very important in Canada. You know that. It is an historical and traditional fact. Many in the community come from the Montreal region, for example.
I am not talking about a specific case. At present, people are coming to see me and telling me they have to travel to Damascus for examinations or tests. If that is not the case, I want to know.
However, there is a significant geopolitical situation in Syria at present, and like every good minister of immigration, you have to do something concrete.
Given that it is not getting better and there are growing problems in Syria at present—some of our local employees cannot even move about because their lives are in danger—what is your turnaround time?