Yes, and could the committee get the information on what is the actual delay, not just from your visit, but in actuality in terms of the practice? This is because on the ground, if a refugee centre that's dealing with claimants day in and day out is regularly seeing this significant shift in timelines, which is causing huge problems for people, it would be good to get the data on what is the delay and the process for each step and how long it's taking. Then we can get a clear picture of what's going on and what more can be done to expedite this.
The other question is this. In your negotiations with the United States on modernizing—the government likes to use the term “modernizing”—the safe third country agreement, Canada used to provide an exemption for sending people back to their country of origin if it is deemed to be unsafe. We used to have an exemption and that exemption was taken away by the Harper administration in 2009. Is there any discussion on reinstating that exemption?