While you were out, the committee adopted the scope for the study in which we will be engaging over the next couple of months. It's a broad-scope study of migration challenges and opportunities for Canada in the 21st century and it will—I'm going to read a bit of it to you: “The Committee will study the global context of unprecedented levels of forced and voluntary migration, starting with the root causes, and leading to recommendations for an appropriate Canadian response.”
We are bumping ourselves up to a little bit of a higher-level study to look at the factors going on in the world. Lots has been written about this of late. We wanted to start the committee off with the UNHCR and officials from the department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship to give us a start.
We thank you both, Mr. Beuze and Mr. Casasola, for once again coming to us. We think this is your part-time job.
I'll turn it over to you. I'd like you to dig in. We can't guarantee that you won't be invited back on this study, because we're starting with the high level. There's a good chance we're going to want to dig in more on some of the determination processes and those issues, but right now, it's your time.