Okay, I won't dwell on that question any more, then.
Throughout this committee meeting we have talked about alternatives to the system we have. One was the appeal system used in other countries. I think it was mentioned that there have been some problems in the U.K., and they've had to legislate some changes there. I've heard you say that the cost of it, the time to process it, are burdensome, and all these other things.
Are there any pros to that system, or do the cons related to moving to an appeals-based system on rejected visa applications far outweigh anything that would be of any substance here in Canada?