If I may repeat something the minister said earlier, under the settlement formula there's a three-year average we use to allocate those funds. We look at where we're spending the monies. We have about a $580-million base budget. We break it down by province in terms of where we're spending that money and how we're tracking where immigrants are settling.
The point he made earlier was we do overweight in the formula for refugees in terms of understanding their settlement needs, which can sometimes be heavier. The factor is about 2.5 compared to others in terms of overweighting in the formula for the needs of refugees.
On top of that there are additional monies specifically targeted to Syria for the settlement needs of Syrian refugees who are coming in. As the deputy just said, for that population we're looking at where Syrian refugees have settled, so it moves outside of the settlement funding formula a bit. It's still the same idea, but it's where those Syrian refugees have settled across Canada. That's how those funds are being allocated.