If we were to assume that the amount of money available for settlement and integration programming were to remain stable, any increase in the levels planned would have an impact on the amount per capita that would be available for individual immigrants.
In fact, when we look at our allocation formula for the expenditure of those settlement funds, we use a rolling three-year horizon, which is based on actual admissions, province by province, setting Quebec aside. We would see increases in some provinces, particularly in the west, as we have seen with the growth in the PNP program. We've seen more funds being allocated within our budget to providing services in those provinces, largely at the expense of Ontario, which has seen its share go down.
As we look at any increase or decrease in overall levels, the way we calculate our allocations can accommodate that. But if the overall number grows, then clearly, the amount of money available on a per capita basis declines. You have to look at what suite of services is provided, understanding the importance of official language ability and how you make sure people have what they need to integrate into their communities.