Public Safety committee  If I understand the question correctly, you're looking at clause 11 of the transitional provisions and you're wondering why the Refugee Protection Division of the Immigration and Refugee Board is missing from this provision. We are talking explicitly about division 9 of IRPA, an

Public Safety committee  We don't have someone from the Canada Border Services Agency here, but I think on their website and publicly they've stated that it costs in the range of $2.3 million on an ongoing basis.

Public Safety committee  The bill itself has transitional provisions towards the back of it. Those provisions capture how the current cases would be treated under the new legislation, if new certificates are issued against individuals currently subject to a certificate. Obviously if a person is detained,

Public Safety committee  Yes. If I understand correctly, the committee that studied the Anti-terrorism Act, and it also included the study of IRPA in their jurisdiction, were concerned with the Federal Court process that was a dual process. It included both an assessment as to whether or not the certif

Public Safety committee  And parallel from each, exactly, to arrive at a decision under their own natural progress.

Public Safety committee  Yes.

Public Safety committee  You could say that there are two types of people who become subject to a certificate, two types of foreign nationals or permanent residents. Some of them enjoy conventional refugee status. Those individuals do not apply for a pre-removal risk assessment or PRRA, because they've b