We have said consistently since this program has been created that there's been consistent documentation about the abuse in the program. The government, of course, has taken some steps, but again we think we have to do more. The pathway to become a Canadian landed immigrant and to citizenship, I think, is one of the most positive developments. We think there are other aspects of the program that continue to be problematic.
As you know, the federal government authorized temporary foreign workers to enter the country, but of course when these workers get to Canada, they operate under the provincial jurisdiction. The provinces, then, are required to enforce their labour laws, employment standards laws, housing laws, and what have you. When there's no inspection of a workplace, we see consistent abuse. Most recently, it's been documented. When the story was exposed, workers who came to help build a temple were absolutely horrified with what was going on. Most recently, it was documented that some workers in a Burger King facility ended up living in the facility, not just working in the facility. There have been consistent patterns of abuse in the program.
I think the government has to be far more aggressive in what we have said. They should end the low-skill pilot program. There's never really been any demonstration as to why we need the low-skill pilot program. It was never originally part of the program. Where there are some challenges in terms of certain sectors.... We established a process as to how we can get workers to fill.... More importantly, if we're going to bring workers here to fill those jobs, we should also provide a pathway for them to remain and become Canadian landed immigrants and citizens going forward.