Yes.
This is again a new measure. We haven't implemented a designated country of origin clause or safe country of origin notion in our refugee system, whereas this notion has been implemented in European countries since the 1980s. It's proven extremely unproductive and costly in Europe.
A safe country of origin clause allows the Minister of Immigration to designate a country of origin as safe, so there is a presumption that the nationals who are refugee claimants and coming from those countries are coming from a safe country; therefore, they are not refugees per se.
There is this presumption, and it's extremely difficult for these claimants to reverse the presumption before the Immigration and Refugee Board.