Ms. Cathy Maltais (Director, Recourse Directorate, Canada Border Services Agency) at the Public Safety and National Security Committee

I do.

For example, we consider an appeals process—somebody who wants to appeal an enforcement action, a seizure at the border—to be an administrative process, and there are legislated timelines attached to that. The complainant may lose the chance to proceed with their appeal if the PCRC has to take over the complaint, and then that would split it all out.