Thank you very much for the question.
It is a very interesting question, which I think speaks to the need for the adoption of a system that would open up funding applicable to organizations that serve refugee claimants.
This is a huge funding constraint, unfortunately, and as you mentioned, there are organizations that are not able to commit manpower or hours to look for different funding alternatives. Therefore, collaboration between organizations happens. Referrals to organizations such as ours, that are able to provide services for asylum seekers, do happen. The constraint does contribute to the stress that's put onto organizations that are able to serve refugee claimants.