Thank you, Mr. Chair.
The mitigation plan is submitted as part of the procedural fairness given to the applicant, whereby first they can challenge our diagnosis and then they can provide a detailed plan that includes how they're going to defray the cost of that service.
As we said earlier on, it's not a medical condition that renders them inadmissible, but the services, the health services and social services. If they have a detailed plan, we look at the feasibility, the practicality, and the applicability of the plan in a Canadian context. That is done, and then we provide our opinion to the visa officer to make the final decision.