Thank you, Madam Chair.
Thank you to the witnesses.
Ms. Brennan, I'll begin with you.
Matthew House does very important work. I've been there in the past. Thank you to you and your colleagues, first of all, for carrying out that very important service for this community where we are.
If I understood you correctly in your testimony, you said that it's not a capacity problem that we have but a coordination problem. Is that right? Okay.
One impression that the committee could be left with is that we have a coordination issue, and I want you to clarify this. Both you and Professor Clark-Kazak made the point that NGOs have traditionally played a very important response in terms of integrating those who are seeking asylum. One impression that the committee could be left with is that your recommendation is that we basically ensure or recommend to the government that massive amounts of funding go to NGOs to continue to carry out this workâfunding that's over and above what's been provided in the past.
Is that your argument, in essence?