That was a timely intervention, Mr. Chair, because my next question is around the long-term planning for the finances of the IRB and managing their volume of work for irregular border crossings. It seems last year there was certainly a very high number with Manitoba and Quebec. This year it looks to be the.... It's questionable as to what will happen with Nigerian immigration on the Quebec border, but all expectations are that there'll be a large number.
At a certain point in time, what's considered irregular and unusual will become normal and expected. I want to get a sense, in terms of reviewing the estimates, of how solid we are on the numbers and the amount of support that's being given to the IRB this year. At what point in time will this not be extraordinary funding, but will just become part and parcel of the annual funding envelope for the IRB?
If you could explain to the committee members the process of migration of moving from special funding to part of the overall general annual envelope, that would be helpful for us.