Currently we cannot respond to the needs of all these refugees, so this is becoming a real humanitarian crisis.

Our resources are inferior to the refugees' needs. Should there be more new arrivals, we don't have the resources to respond. We have an urgent need for shelter, cooking equipment, medicine, water -- everything necessary for an adequate life.

We cannot exclude the possibility of new arrivals. Therefore the only thing we can do is try to prepare for a new wave of refugees.

When the people arrived, we addressed their needs as we found them. Once you take care of the immediate crisis, then you provide ongoing services.

We're going to stabilize the crisis here, and from here, we're going to work with her on what she needs to do.

Campbell needs to deal with the crisis in seniors' care in BC, not try to import ineffective for-profit models from Europe .