I see.
I think that, right there, is the problem.
I think it's fair to say that Canadians have lost confidence. They've lost confidence in Hockey Canada. They're losing confidence in Sport Canada because we're not seeing the kind of attentive follow-up that would mean that these policies that are put into place are more than just vague words. That's why we're seeing the number of victims who have come forward.
We're certainly seeing that with 300 gymnasts. We're seeing that with the two dozen academics who wrote to this committee today saying that things need to fundamentally change to protect athletes and to protect other victims from sexual abuse, from sexual assault.
We're seeing a reaction from the Canadian public, and it is profoundly disturbing to me to see that in a case of a serious sexual assault, it's unclear what the follow-up was. As Mr. Nater said, the financing just kept coming to Hockey Canada.
Why have you not put into place obligatory policies to ensure that financing is dependent and verified to ensure that all these practices are followed through with every one of the national sports organizations?