First of all, the francophone Pre-Departure services have only been in place since last year. There were none for francophones previously. We put this program in place last year. We manage the employability aspect and the information on economic integration. We have a funding agreement that will end in March 2018. This program has been in place since last September and works very well. As I was saying, I have concrete examples. However, we have to make sure that it continues.
Indeed, it is essential that immigrants be told where they can go, particularly as regards the labour market, but also in order to be able to access the services that are available in communities. We have to tell them that those services exist in our communities and that they can go to this or that location, because there is a school there, or francophone physicians or an available job.