Absolutely not.
I think it is important. It's a building block. We call it the in-Canada asylum system. It starts with CBSA and IRCC, and then it comes to us. If somebody is successful, then it goes to permanent residence, and they don't redo all the work done before. They don't redo the refugee determination division, in the same way that we don't redo their safe security assessment. Then, eventually it goes to citizenship or, in opposition, to removal.