A couple of years ago, when the program was new, we had a population of individuals who had been smuggled to a transit point in Africa and were being held at a soccer stadium. They had no access to food or water or shelter, and so we used funding—I think Foreign Affairs was funding it at that point—to ensure that these kinds of basic human needs were being met for this population
Then there was work done with the International Organization for Migration to see, of the people who were there, how many voluntarily wanted to return to their country of origin, which at the time was Sri Lanka. Many people took folks up on that offer, and for the integration supports that they received when they returned to Sri Lanka.
It's access to money, then, if there is an incident in which we need to step up and provide those sorts of services.