It's because once we put them into active processing, we want to touch them as few times as possible. Normally you will initiate medicals at that time, will initiate the security clearances—police certificates and that type of thing—and you will make the final selection decision, and then all of these results will come in, and within a short period of time we'll be able to finalize the case, contact the client, get the passport, issue the document, and expect the people to travel to Canada. They have to travel within the validity of their medical. For us, active processing means we're planning to finalize the case and get these people into Canada.
So we go back to the levels plan. If we don't have space, we get into a problem that too many people are coming for the levels plan that has been approved.