Citizenship and Immigration committee  It's 13% to 17%, and the rest is going entirely to interventions to support protection and assistance for the refugees and the displaced.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  There is a detailed—not by camp but by country.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  This year the IRCC gave us specifically $4 million to go to resettlement programs throughout the world, not specifically out of Iraq or for survivors of Daesh. We are in negotiation with the IRCC to see whether they can extend this financial support next year.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  It's not specific to this program that we are discussing today, but for all resettlement programs.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  This year.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  No.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  It's very rare because countries have adopted some global resettlement criteria to guide our work to ensure this unique solution is carried out in a very fair and non-subjective manner according to the needs of the people.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  For the identification and the referral of the cases, no, but it's part of this envelope that we received from IRCC for all our resettlement and relocation programs.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Do you mean in the specific instance?

Citizenship and Immigration committee  It's between a couple of weeks and a couple of months.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  We look really at—

Citizenship and Immigration committee  They were identified by the three directorates that I mentioned, because they're the service providers. It's through medical care and psychological attention that those people can be identified as being in need of services that are not available in Kurdistan for the time being and need, as a result, to be resettled to another country.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  We have 1.2 million people who have been identified for resettlement throughout the world and we have been given only 90,000 spaces by countries, so you can imagine why there are so many delays: 90,000 spaces for 1.2 million people who have been identified.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Was this case put in complaint form to the UN?

Citizenship and Immigration committee  All investigations are confidential. They are done by our oversight team in Geneva, and staff members are not privy to the results, but the person concerned will receive the result of the investigation.