I feel like this witness, in all fairness to him, did take the time in a very short time frame to come in front of this committee, and he did share some thoughts. I have reason to believe that he comes with his transparency, as I mentioned, and his candour. One fact that the witness, Mr. Emery, did talk about, and that spoke to me, was the fact of always having broad consultations. I think that not only we, as members of Parliament, have public consultations but also the government has public consultations.
I was just in the Yukon, actually, Mr. Emery, a couple of days ago, where we were doing consultation on immigration in Canada and how this should look going forward. This is always, in my view, a very important conversation.
I know that I'm a few minutes from ending, Mr. Emery. I really want to say thank you. Thank you. I'm sure it was not easy for you to come in front of Parliament in this kind of ask. We appreciate, again, the time that you made in your busy schedule, your commitment to addressing immigration and certainly your passion for lost Canadians.
Thank you.