Within our immigration plan, it looks like refugee class or humanitarian assistance class is roughly 15% of the total. It appears that a lot of that is heavily weighted towards reunification and privately sponsored. In terms of our international commitments or being good international partners, and in your discussions with your colleagues at other foreign departments and with other bureaucrats, what's the sense about whether or not Canada should be allowing more UNHCR-directed immigration in the refugee class versus the way we've measured it? Are there any particular comments on how that's going and how that evolves?
On September 27th, 2018. See this statement in context.