Well, most of the money we give to IRCC goes to settlement programs. You can see on GC InfoBase—that's the website I looked at—how they are spending the money.
At the same time, I'm going to read to you from a university study that went to the NGOs that are delivering these settlement programs on the ground. They are all saying that IRCC, when they consult with them, have answered the questions before going to them. There is no meaningful collaboration between civil society and the government. That is exactly what I'm asking for.
You're spending most of your money on settlement. What is settlement good for? We want whomever we bring to this country to stay in this country. Right now, our retention rate, as of two weeks ago—you heard the testimony—is 50%. People are leaving. We are doing something wrong. We are definitely doing something wrong. We should be spending most of our money on something that will help people stay here, but nobody is consulting us. Civil society is not consulted.