If we think that the situation is not that exceptional, then we shouldn't overcorrect. If we think that the country cannot normalize six-digit numbers—100,000-plus asylum seekers per year—if that's the new norm, I don't think we'll.... It's a lot. It stands out if we look at the last couple of decades in Canada. I think it's very difficult to actually deal with that backlog with those kinds of numbers, which I would say are not comparable with those of all our ally states per capita. Actually, in absolute terms, they're getting close to the top.
