Those supports are essential. It's about access to education, to health care and to social services, like shelters or legal aid.
Really, the government works very closely with provinces and territories because provinces and territories do manage some social supports, as do some municipalities and not-for-profit organizations as well. We work with them and, from a federal government standpoint specifically, I would point to the interim health benefits we offer asylum seekers, as well as the interim support for housing. Again, this is something we do in close collaboration with the provinces, including the Province of Quebec, which has seen a lot of pressure, obviously.
These are the types of things we try to do in terms of supporting. It goes without saying that children who come with their parents seeking asylum do have access to education without any type of permitting being involved.
These are some of the examples of the supports.
I would also say that mental health supports are also included as part of the health supports that are provided.