Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Before I begin with my round of questions, I want to register this on the record. I don't support our moving into five-minute rounds instead of seven-minute rounds. I was asked for an opinion and I offered an opinion. I wanted us to stay on seven-minute rounds for this panel, which we would be able to complete within our time slot.
The government members and the chair, actually, decided that this is what we will do. That being said, it is the chair's prerogative. I lost seven minutes already in the first round, and I lost two minutes in this round. I can't say I'm happy about that. People talk about disrespect and not wanting to get into the study. The opposition matters, too, in terms of what our voice is and what we want to bring forward and what is important.
With that, Mr. Chair, I will go on with my questions. I would like to ask Sarah a question.
Sarah, you mentioned the need for adequate programming and services. To that end, what would adequate programming and services look like to you? What is it that you think is required to make those programs successful and, to that end, to make it successful for the provinces to which we wish to attract immigrants, and particularly to support bilingual immigrants?