I'm sorry to interrupt, but what the officials told us is that based on the current legislation, they estimate there will be approximately, in their best guess, 10,000 folks.
I want to get into something with a little more meat for both of you. Now, on the issue of the process of how this goes about, which is really what I think you were getting to in a minute if I had let you continue, every group that appeared here before us had an issue with the process. I would note that the Auditor General has repeatedly called out departments for implementing systems based on their processes as opposed to a process to serve Canadians in the best possible way.
In your opinion, does the process that is highlighted in this legislation hinder or help the Canadians who you interact with? Does this process of applying for this application align with the abilities of those who might need it most?