My next question is to Mr. Battista.
Could you provide insight on the cost of legal representation involved in making an appeal of a finding of inadmissibility and providing a detailed plan to mitigate those costs that is likely to be viewed favourably by the department?
Also, the Federal Court has held that it is unreasonable to find medically inadmissible an applicant who has submitted a detailed plan for the payment of costs. Does this create a two-tier system of entry, whereby those with the financial resources to secure legal advice and mitigate their medical costs stand a better chance of entering into Canada and those who can't afford to pay for those legal costs don't get a chance to come to Canada?