Madam Chair, thank you very much for the question.
First, I'd like to note our commitment to the francophone immigration strategy to reach the target of 4.4% by 2023. We've undertaken a number of measures to increase francophone immigration going forward, for example changes in express entry where we have increased the points for francophone applicants, those who are bilingual or French-speaking. We think we are going to see some progress there.
There are other measures under way, for example with international students and with recruiting students. We work very closely with Global Affairs and Mobilité Francophone to support and enable francophone students to apply.
I hope that's helpful, Madam Chair.