No. I think the question that was put by one of your colleagues yesterday had to do with that. What I can tell you is that, yes, resources were diverted in some respects. The question had been whether this has had a negative effect on spousal applications or entries. The answer is very clearly no, because for 2015 the target for how many spouses would be admitted to Canada was 45,000 to 48,000. The actual number admitted was 49,000. We actually admitted more than had been planned. If resources had been diverted, we might have had fewer than planned, but the fact that we exceeded the target is certainly good news for spousal unification, which is one of my top priorities.
Also the level planned for 2016, the number of spouses we intend to admit, has gone up from 45,000 to 48,000 to a target of 60,000. Far from detracting from our ability to process spouses, the numbers admitted have actually been higher than had been projected.