Honestly, I do not have great solutions for you, because the challenge is that you have this whole wave of students who came in during that boom, and the rules of the game were changed while they were here. Maybe they were towards the end of their studies, or maybe they were already post-studies, on a postgraduate work permit, but they had had some signals about the direction of our immigration system, and that changed pretty abruptly. We're now operating a system in which there will be fewer spaces available.
I think it's pretty understandable that they felt like the rug was pulled out from under them. On the international brand front, I think these were the types of things we were seeing in foreign markets. In India, for example, people on Reddit message boards were literally talking about how Canada pulled the rug out from under them. These are the things that will linger.