As I told you, only one province really has an organization accredited to work with Syrian refugees, and that is Manitoba, which I think has taken in more than 300 francophone refugees. They are directed to francophone communities, that is schools and so on. When the federal government launched this initiative, communities across the country pulled up their socks and really wanted to help welcome the refugees. However, the communities in each of the provinces and territories are not necessarily equipped to do so. That limits what they can do.
We also realize we have refugee-welcoming traditions that are older than the Syrian refugee situation. We also take in refugees from other countries. It would be good for us to be better equipped in each of the provinces and territories so that we could successfully integrate refugees when they arrive.