You also talked about—again, this is a sort of recurring theme—silos between the government-sponsored refugees and privately sponsored refugees in terms of support services and whatnot. You've talked about how there are so many groups across the country and how there's an enthusiasm and a desire to bring refugees into these groups. Do you think there's a way for us to look at a hybrid model?
If the government is setting a target on refugees, perhaps the privately sponsored refugees could somehow be prioritized and then government-sponsored refugees could backfill, or there could be an insertion into those groups. I'm wondering if you could give us some concrete recommendations to fix what we've been hearing over and over again in the media, which is that the government has sort of failed to adequately equip privately sponsored groups with the tools they need from a processing perspective to get refugees into these groups.