I would humbly suggest—take it as you will—that you keep certain things in mind when you give these types of remarks. Language is a highly sensitive topic, especially in minority communities outside Quebec. For francophones outside Quebec, francophone immigration is extremely important, even vital, for the survival and growth of their communities.
In that case, it isn't just a matter of looking at things from an economic perspective. In my view, it also has good economic potential, in any event. Take it as you will. Honestly, I'm not passing any judgment. It's just a suggestion. In a country that claims to have two official languages, it's important to support minority language communities.
This brings me to you, Mr. Amoussou. Unfortunately, my time is running out. I would have liked to ask you more questions.
What are the main barriers faced by newcomers in the early stages of the immigration process?