What a pleasure to be here, Mr. Chair. Thank you.
Mr. Amble, no doubt you heard the testimony of Madam Rajaratnam, a personal narrative of a circumstance that is obviously very upsetting. Perhaps we could circle this a little, if you, Mr. Amble, could provide us some perspective on your thoughts and opinions.
In terms of radicalization, in terms of the creation of an environment of disaffection, is it important, based on your own studies, that jurisdictions achieve balance but also transparency and fairness within their application of the immigration processes, particularly visas? If there is a perception of inconsistency or unfairness, does this contribute to a sense of disaffection that could lead to or be the seed or precursor of radicalization?