Yes, it's certainly possible that there could be differences, if you have to have a decision-maker assessing those questions. This type of analysis is undertaken in the context of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, section 25, where people can make an application to remain in Canada as a permanent resident on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
That type of decision-making exists in our law in this general area. I guess from our perspective, we're the ones who are dealing with the people who have these hard cases, and we're looking for a way to advocate for them. We think some of them may have strong cases to become citizens.