Somehow I ended up over there. Anyway, I'm glad to have you guys back.
I want to pick up on Ms. Chow's comments. I think they're quite insightful, and I also think they stem from some of the comments Mr. Davies made on Tuesday with respect to the tightening up of the system. We called for this study because of your report and your recommendations, and we hope to come out of this study with some recommendations for both the minister and the ministry, which will give them the ability to take up those recommendations, and not just perhaps to implement the recommendations you made but to further enhance the system we have.
Mr. Davies spoke somewhat at our last meeting about the leniency that was in the system. There's a bit of a conflict here, because on the one hand, I hear from the folks on the other side of the House and they think the system is too slow, the system should allow more people in, and the system cuts people out of their particular ridings when they think they shouldn't be cut. On the other hand, part of the reason they would like this study to be done is that they felt there were possible gaps in the system.
I wonder if you could sort of bring that together, in the sense that the desire to expand the system and allow more folks in doesn't make the system tighter. In fact, it may require or push the system in the opposite direction. Based on your recommendations, I really would like to hear what you have to say with respect to that.