They absolutely could, if it's the information our officers need. Again, the devil will be in the details. What kind of information would we be getting? Would we be sharing and not receiving?
Again, when we're looking specifically at refugee claimants, we're not going to be asking for any of that information, because that's all self-declared through a one-touch machine. Our interactions with the claimants coming through involve getting some tombstone information and doing the biodata, fingerprints and that kind of thing, and off they go to self-declare and do all the paperwork on their own, which then goes directly to IRCC.
I'm not really sure, in that milieu, what information we could get that would help, if we wouldn't be getting back to doing the actual screening up front when they arrive.