Thank you.
One of the major issues or clarifications that I think we need to identify here—and I wanted to get both of your comments on it—is that you can look back over the last six years on the investment change in policy, change in legislation in terms of dealing with and processing applications with respect to immigration. I think a lot of people are under the misunderstanding that the time of processing is what's causing the backlog.
I'd really like to get a clarification from you. In describing the actual processing time or the actual process of an application as not being the foundation of the delay, in fact based on the fact that we have such a high backlog that is skewing our numbers. In real effect, if we could actually deal with this backlog, it will clearly show that processing is actually fairly efficient in most of the areas that we cover with respect to immigration.