Citizenship and Immigration committee  Certainly. The intention is that for the group that works to inform the advisory panel, the resources have been set aside for a monitoring and analysis unit within CIC. Its job will be to be monitor country conditions around the world, including, and in particular, the conditions of countries that become designated countries of origin.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes, designated countries of origin. I'll just read it to you: The Minister may cancel a designation made under subsection 109.1(1) of the act without consulting the advisory panel of experts. So the minister, in response to country conditions, can overnight de-designate a country from the designated country of origin list.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  It would make us less responsive—

Citizenship and Immigration committee  —to changing conditions.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I think at this time it would be premature to judge the regulation. What we've put forward so far is to suggest the minister can de-designate. My understanding is that the minister will return with regulations close to the pre-publication period, for the discussion.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Are you asking me if we can put a piece in the regulations about having the advisory panel review on a regular basis?

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I think it would make it specific in the regulation.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  We can certainly consider it. I can't commit to putting it in at this point. We have to consult our minister.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes, and I'll answer. It is currently, it will be, and if BQ-5.1 is adopted everyone will get access to an appeal on an individual basis.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I don't know how you could come to the conclusion that each case is not individually assessed. It is--

Citizenship and Immigration committee  At the Refugee Protection Division and the Refugee Appeal Division.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  With BQ 5.01 and BQ 5.1 we'll have two tools to accelerate processing. One is based on a country of origin accelerated processing. The other is done on an individual basis: as the case is found to be manifestly unfounded, that's another way to accelerate it. So we will have two complementary tools to accelerate processing.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  No.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes. It's in BQ-5.01. The definition being used here is that the manifestly unfounded complainant is one whose claim is clearly fraudulent.