Thank you so much, Madam Chair.
Thank you to all the witnesses for coming today. It's been very interesting.
Madam Wu, I liked that you were speaking about looking at things through a human rights framework. You spoke about repealing the IRPR, and I've been saying for a long time that when you make somebody illegal you place them in danger. One of the things that has been suggested is, for example, if somebody is involved in a sex trafficking case, the first thing that happens is that they get permanent residency so there is no fear of deportation. I am a big proponent for status for all, but that certainly has been one of the recommendations that has been given to the committee.
This is my question actually. How does keeping in place the IRPR infringe on the human rights of migrant sex workers and also others who may be sex-trafficked?