I haven't announced that levels will stay flat at 254,000. In fact, our global operational target for next year is 259,000, and in fact our range goes up to 265,000. We may hit the high end of that range. I think you're perhaps confusing targets and ranges here.
As you can see in our plan, which is published on our website, we're anticipating that fewer applications will be submitted this year for spousal reunification. That's not a quota we set. It's an estimate of demand. But generally we will probably be receiving more newcomers next year than we have this year.
A final point on overall levels, and I've made this point before, is that we have to pay attention to public opinion on immigration. Eight out of 10 Canadians are consistently telling us that immigration levels are already high enough or too high. Only 10% to 15% say we should be increasing levels, and I don't want to end up in the situation of western Europe, where there's a huge disconnect between policy-makers—