We are hoping that's the case, because the evidence we've heard was very worrisome.
I would also like to ask another question, based on testimony that we heard.
With respect to francophone immigration, we also identified a problem with French-speaking staff at day care centres and in the education system.
At our office, we also had similar experiences. We're trying to support our own organizations, but the government is refusing what we are recommending.
Could you have less restrictive criteria for welcoming francophone immigrant students to meet these needs?