I'll add just a few details further to the minister's comments.
In terms of the funding that was authorized for the overall Syrian national project, which included funding in the supplementary estimates (B) and supplementary estimates (C), a little over $44 million has actually been allocated for settlement services and the resettlement assistance program. That's to ensure that the services are there for things like language training, facilitating things like job skilling, interviewing for jobs, and that kind of thing, in addition to the income support that's provided under the resettlement assistance program. That's basically for 2015-16. There are also incremental resources in 2016-17 and future years on top of what is normally provided under the settlement services budget, which is around $589 million. The resettlement assistance program's A-base budget is about $55 million, but there are incremental resources for the Syrian initiative, in particular in recognition of the fact that there will clearly be so many more people wanting to access services.
We've already indicated this to settlement provider organizations. We've already provided funding for this year, and notified them that there will be additional resources provided in 2016-17 and future years to, in fact, meet those needs.