I too have witnessed refugees very happy to be here and making good progress in terms of settling in. As I've said many times, this is not an instantaneous process. There will be hiccups; there will be ups and downs. As I indicated in my remarks, we have the good news that just over two-thirds of the refugees already have permanent housing.
In terms of funding for settlement agencies, we applied a formula in which funding was based on the average number of immigrants over the past three years. Some places received more and some places received less according to the funding. In addition to that regular funding for settlement, they received substantial additional amounts based on the numbers of refugees they accepted. The refugees are weighted at two and a half times the amount given for other immigrants given the additional amount of services they require. Areas that have received large numbers of refugees have done well in terms of the funding.
Perhaps the deputy would like to add something to that.