First of all, it's important to note at the outset that the asylum process is very different from the rest of our immigration streams. The asylum seekers are processed by the Immigration Refugee Board. Not every asylum seeker, obviously, has a legitimate claim for refugee protection. Those folks will be removed from Canada, and therefore they are not part of the mix.
Asylum seekers who are found to be in need of Canada's protection get to stay and are able to apply for permanent resident status down the road, but it takes a long time for them to be processed and then to become permanent residents. Once they become permanent residents, they will be able to access the settlement services that are open to other immigrants.
In terms of—