One of the other things that we've heard a lot at this committee is something that we're hearing a little bit today, and I think you might have seen some of this in looking at the department. It's that the IRCC will say, “It's not our job to remove people from the country”, and the CBSA will say, “We can't remove people if we don't know that they need to leave”, and then we also have the IRB over here saying, “We are our own independent agency. You can't tell us what to do.” We have these three groups that struggle to work together, and you discovered some of that in your investigation.
Given that we have these different departments, should there be an overall systems approach to auditing the system that we have, from application to approval, removal or going into the asylum system? To get away from this finger pointing, would it make sense to have a look at it system-wide?