I would underscore the importance of safeguarding the rights of Canadians and also creating legislation that passes the test of time, so that whoever is minister—and you are the Minister of Immigration—creates legislation that passes the test of time, including around these provisions, which give great power but, as you said, are well limited in their scope.
I wanted to go back to the one-year requirement to seek asylum and ask about the case of trauma. You did answer this in part with respect to PRRA, with PRRA being a potential safeguard, but has there been any consideration of what happens, say, for example, in the case of somebody who has gone through great trauma, be it domestic abuse or some other form, around this one year? Has this question been looked at—whether or not the one year is adequate to file an asylum claim for somebody in that situation?