Sorry, but I will add that one of the things we advocate with resettlement countries is where there is a sense of a de facto family relationship. For example, we deal oftentimes with reconstituted families. We try to encourage resettlement countries to accept all of them together.
Where family links come up most often is where we're going to destine the person, where we're going to destine the referral. It may come up that we've identified you based on the fact that you're a refugee woman at risk, but now the question comes up of whose door we knock on. Do we knock on Finland's door, Canada's door or Australia's door? If there's a family member in Canada, then we're more than likely to knock on the Canadian door.