I was saying earlier that I have now spent a quarter century, as of this year in fact, in Canada. At the time, it was even more difficult to come to Canada. It's somewhat better now, but there's still a lot of work to do. The question I ask myself, and that I'm asking you, the MPs, is about the work you might be able to do with us. It would amount to determining whether there is any preferential treatment for some countries compared to others.
We commented about the fact that it was easier for some countries to get visas. One might say that it's close to discrimination. If so, it means that improvement is needed.
We could work together with us to prepare reports, at both the provincial and federal levels, and with the host communities, to ensure that the cases are well documented.