So far for this fiscal year about 11,000 people have been removed from the country. I think it's important to understand that anyone who's removed has to have exhausted all of the due process available to them. In the case of somebody from an immigration side, we would support the minister in terms of hearings before the Immigration and Refugee Board. Once they've exhausted all their avenues of appeal, then we would start the removal process. Obviously removals are very slow right now because of airlines and the lack of capacity to travel.
In terms of people with serious inadmissibility, of those close to 11,000 removals, about 350 or so I think are serious inadmissibilities. These could be any number of different criminal offences or danger assessments that have been made and subsequently removed.
A final point on this is that, as soon as somebody is deemed to need to be removed, we are required by law to remove them as soon as possible.