It's a different system. Those would be PIK machines.
Previously, when refugee claimants arrived into the country, they had a full interview with an officer. Security screening was done there. That's changed to a system that's called “one-touch”. Essentially, we get tombstone data. We do some biometrics. The claimant is then allowed into the country to complete their security screening and such on their own through the one-touch system. They have, I believe, 45 days to submit that.
In essence, it means that to speed things up, because we're short-staffed, we're allowing people into the country without first doing that security screening—