Thank you very much for that question.
We currently have just over 20 Afghan interpreters registered in our program. As Mr. Bury said earlier, the local 27 carpenters in Toronto are encouraging and engaging these Afghans.
Why is it to be expected that we would work with them? We must not forget that in Afghanistan, where Mr. Bury and I were, the interpreters put their lives at risk just as we did. The danger they faced was even greater than ours, because they became potential enemies to the Afghan community, which knew that they were working with us. To come to Canada, those interpreters had to abandon everything and start all over. I believe that we, as Canadians, must absolutely help them and help them well.