On the first question about outcomes, we would certainly be happy to share with the committee data on outcomes. We are able to do a lot of longitudinal data tracking. We're able to link our landings data: immigrants who come to this country, from where, and their profile with the tax filer data. There's a two-year lag time, but certainly on the economic front you will see by economic category, various economic programs and even the Atlantic immigration pilot where they will be in terms of employment and employment earnings and that sort of thing. Also, there is social data. We will undertake to provide the committee some information like that.
Your second question is about best practices of the OECD. With the OECD, Canada is a pretty active member at the migration table. A lot of sharing of best practices happens there. Specifically, in the last couple of years, because the OECD is so heavy with European members, they have been studying that cohort of Middle East movement, Syrian movement, and sharing best practices. I think they have some good reports from the last couple of years that you might want to take a look at in terms of that very question about what kinds of settlement practices work in Germany versus a comparison to Canada.