Okay. I am very curious about that.
I just want to continue the threads and pick up on the pieces. The reason we have around 300,000 as the number this year is that it's our capacity. My sense is that you're always looking at what is the capacity of settlement agencies, health care, or schools, when you're looking at an overall number.
It seems to me that we now get down to some research. You all have recommended that we do a little more research to dispel some of the myths, but I guess also to gather some data. I wouldn't mind some advice on what kind of research we might be looking at beyond what percentage actually end up on social assistance. What kind of research do you think we should be looking at in trying to get to the right number around family reunification? That question is to all of you.