My question is to Mr. Orr from IRCC.
We've had previous studies in 1993, 2005, and 2008 on this same issue. It seemed to indicate that the severity of the issue is big. It seems that, despite previous studies and legislation change, we're still inadequate and unable to provide a framework for legislating immigration consultants and paralegals. Is that what you're finding?
It seems like the problem is still there despite regulating the industry, having enforcement, and having a 95% conviction rate of those who are charged.