Let me now disagree with what you said before that.
Mr. Chair, the difference between being in opposition and government—from my few years of relatively new experience—is that when you're in opposition you can talk about the statistically impossible thing, the Utopian perspective where you're delivering everything to all the people all the time.
When you're in government, you have to make decisions; you have to set priorities. What this government is doing responsibly is trying to allocate the resources so we can keep a refugee system in place that can open its gates to the world and help people who really need help, rather than being bogged down by the statistically insignificant cases. If we implemented procedures around this as you would desire, my friend, it would slow down the system so that we would never be able to keep it going. It would finally collapse on its own procedures.
It's why we're here and why we're trying to improve the system.