In the case of the Yazidis in the north of Iraq, just to be very specific, the overwhelming majority of them didn't want to leave Iraq because there was a relative, whether a child or a male adult—brother, husband, father—who was still in captivity. It was extremely difficult for them to make the choice of moving across an international border because they were afraid of never being able to be reunited.
You well know, Ms. Rempel, that was one of the issues when we identified a number of Yazidis to come to Canada, and some actually rejected the offer because they wanted to remain close by so that they would be reunited with their loved ones.
When they cross into another country, we do register them, and we do try to elicit information about their vulnerabilities. As you can well understand, it's extremely difficult for women the first time—