I appreciate that. That's helpful. Thank you.
Ms. Hogan, this was mentioned, I believe, in Ms. Bradford's thing, which I raised my eyebrows at, and I want to elaborate on that a bit further.
Somebody mentioned that there's a rule that inspectors can't pre-inspect a workplace or accommodations until temporary foreign workers have arrived.
One of the things Mr. Epp raised in his initial round, which I find interesting, is that you have a role of oversight of the federal government. I understand your scope and your jurisdiction. You have a lot on your plate.
One of the things about this file is that it goes back to the housing standard by province. All three levels of government are involved, to a certain extent, in the temporary foreign workers program and their protections.
Ms. Hogan, do you look at...? It's not your jurisdiction to audit, obviously, provinces or municipalities, but in talking about the flow or efficacy of these programs and oversights, are you concerned in any way that there are multiple layers and that it's confusing for employers? We talk about explaining the rights for temporary foreign workers, and housing is provincial, and getting here is Canadian, and then locally.... Are you concerned at all about that level in terms of efficiency? Can you weigh in on that a little bit?