I had spoken publicly, before the tweet you're referring to in May, about the action we were looking at taking.
As I mentioned in my response to Mr. Uppal's questions, there is serious potential criminality and it's underlying a scheme that has led to people being admitted. We need to watch very carefully. We need to investigate when we see a pattern of hundreds, or potentially in excess of a thousand, applications that were made on the basis of fraudulent documents, in order to make sure we are protecting the integrity of the system and not compromising investigations into how these fraud rings can come to exist in the first place.
With enormous respect—which you know I have for you, given our conversations before—sometimes, when you're developing new programs designed to allow a person to come to and remain in Canada and overcome investigations of fraud, it can take a matter of weeks to do this. This is not something that was years in the making. We moved quickly to identify the problem—