Yes. I was listening to that discussion, and I thought it was very interesting, because I do wonder about that myself, such as on access to services and whether or not that should just be opened up to people with temporary status or whether or not having the landed status and access right off the bat.... There is no kind of barrier to get through that way.
There is this thing that we think about a lot with the RNIP. It's whether or not, once somebody gets their permanent resident status, they will stay.
We often talk about screening people who want to come on a work permit, because it allows them to be tied to an employer for at least a short amount of time, so they have a chance to stick around and experience it. We wonder if people would make the choice to move to Thunder Bay if they came with PR, or would they just decide to go somewhere else right away?
I guess that's kind of an unknown.