Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'll just pick up on some of the comments around the source country class and section 25 also.
Regardless of political stripe, we're trying to look at the best possible option for public policy in this area given the testimony that we had. I think we've heard comments that the source country class was a good thing, but we also know that there were challenges in putting it into operation and that particular public policy option being nimble enough to act in these situations.
My understanding is it was in 2012 when section 25.2 was put into the immigration act as a different option to do the same thing. Is that correct, in essence?