I'll say this. This committee, by the way, before breaking for the holiday season, jammed through a process. In fact, on December 13, on the public record, we had a meeting that ended at 12:30. According to the public minutes, it was agreed that any dissenting reports would be submitted within 30 minutes of that meeting. We were jammed to get this work done, which we did, and I'm happy that we got that work done.
I know the minister says there are 120 days to do a formal response. The minister has been studying this issue since 2016. People's lives are on hold because of it. I have a case, Marilyn Cruzet, who was brought to my attention. She has a daughter who was born with a developmental disability, and despite her being physically healthy, requiring no medical treatments, and having the capacity of self-care, IRCC has determined that the daughter could pose an excessive demand on Canada's health or social services. This means that Marilyn's entire family is ineligible to come to Canada. She's been here for a decade. She made her application after she fulfilled her two-year work requirement and waited five years in addition to that to have her application processed, only to find out that she is not eligible because of her daughter's condition, even though her daughter's condition requires no medical expenses or treatment whatsoever. She's now trying to appeal this process and go through that.
That's just one case. I've had many other cases like this, so when the minister—