I'd like to move on again, Mr. Minister, to the issue of private sponsors.
As I understand it, and this is typical, the Holy Family Catholic Church in Bolton has arranged for a house. They've arranged for money to assist these people. There's another group in Orangeville who have got a house; they're trying to get the children educated; it goes on and on. It's my understanding that the commitment of the private sponsors, generally speaking, lasts a year. I think maybe you could confirm that's true.
My question is this. If families are still having trouble getting their children educated, still trying to get jobs, perhaps still having problems with housing, what happens after that? What happens to refugees after that, particularly the Syrian refugees after that year has expired? Does the government take over and help? What happens?