Absolutely.
In the context of the start-up visa in particular, this is where we have seen more difficulties. From what we hear, the global talent stream works reasonably well most of the time. I accept that government programs are never going to be batting a thousand, so that's okay. We can always do a bit better.
On the start-up visa, there was a serious problem where demand greatly outstripped IRCC's capacity to actually analyze the applications. As I mentioned, that's very much a consequence of it being tied to permanent residency. In a situation where that isn't the case, you're going to see a much more measured uptake. There will be a much more realistic uptake for IRCC to manage and also for us to process.
If I have a granular suggestion, it would be to do that. It would be a huge improvement to the program. It would help us bring entrepreneurs here who then may very well choose to make their lives in Canada. We could actually get them through the door first.