Yes, definitely. I don't have the numbers in front of me, but I think if we look back, the immigrant nominee program, or SINP, in Saskatchewan has been extremely successful. We had targets, and we would allow people to come in based on those targets. We knew that was going to happen, and we could project whether it would be health care, education or housing.
The other thing that I think is important about that is the labour market growth. We can also project who's coming in, who's opening businesses and how many employees they need. Saskatchewan has one of the lowest unemployment rates of any province across the country, so it's really hard to find workers. That needs to be orderly, managed, efficient and effective.