Why wouldn't they? They are the ones paying taxes after all...
In any case, from the landing numbers so far, it seems like CEC are processed at a 2x rate compared to FSW. I do believe CEC backlogs will be cleared this year (except complex cases). Maybe they will continue with 800 FSW approvals per week (when CEC backlog is cleared, they will probably redirect the resources to TR2PR). That comes out to what, 36-37k FSW for the rest of the year, which would involve overshooting the target by 5-6k. I don't think they are going to hit the max 64k, maybe 60k if we are being optimistic. In any case, I think at least 10-15k FSW applicants in the backlog won't land this year. If they were following FIFO, I would say Nov, Dec 2020 ITAs will be affected the most. But since it is all over the place, I would assume some random 35-50% of Q3 2020 will be affected the most (i.e. won't land in 2022).