Citizenship and Immigration committee  There's one very important issue here.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes, but there is a big but.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Listen, when you apply for a program and they tell you that your application will be processed in 12 months, and the 12 months start from, let's say, January 2009 because they started receiving AORs then, it means that January 2009 to January 2010 is the timeframe in which you lo

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes, I have a list. I also have the link of the CIC website. All his speeches are there. But responding—

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Sure. I have it with me. There's no problem.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  But to respond to your point about—

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I'll do that.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  As to the point he mentioned, it is not required for Immigration Canada to make sure that.... If a physician is from Iran or South Africa, the qualifications of the degree are not a part of the job of Immigration Canada.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I'm talking about the processing. They didn't even touch these people--about 500 cases and 144 physicians. They never opened their cases to see if they are physicians or not.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  In the AOR letters, it was indicated that if it took more than one year, 12 months, to please contact them directly. Every single applicant who received the AOR and applied within the first ministerial instruction had this letter that mentioned that if you didn't receive any cont

Citizenship and Immigration committee  The big problems are with doctors. We have nurses that can get into the system more easily, compared to doctors. Doctors are struggling too much because they have to pass three exams and then they have to find a position.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I can't tell you exactly how many because many of them are still in processing. I can tell you that only 1% to 2% of them could manage to get into the system.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  No, never.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Actually, there are two services online. One is e-CAS, which you can use to find out what's going on with your file. It is totally unreliable, and this is one of my problems with my clients. They go there to see what's going on with their files, and they receive fake information.