Again, it's difficult for me to extrapolate. We saw that extensions of study permits or applications for other types of permits were done with what I'll call a light touch, because there was an assumption of rigour the first time through. We saw that wasn't always the case.
There is a concern there that now that risks have been identified, the immigration department will look at how it treats individuals who perhaps made it through under false pretenses or with fraudulent documentation. This is to make sure that you don't apply the typical light touch on an extension, and that you add rigour when rigour is needed.
We have flagged all these cases to the department. It's up to the department to handle the cases we've identified, but also to see if there are others within the student stream or other streams.