Absolutely. We're often very envious of our American counterparts with Title IX.
I think what it did was create a legal framework and also very clear expectations for equity within the broader educational space, so it really applies to sport, which takes place in an educational context. There are very clear expectations of that.
I think there's also a lot we can learn from the failures of Title IX. Very few colleges and universities are in compliance right now with it. Title IX has led to a collapse in women's coaches and a comparable rise in men's coaching opportunities, which is really paradoxical.
I think that there are clear expectations and accountability for meeting those expectations, and I would hope we would do a better job at it than the U.S. in implementation and learn from their lessons over the last 40 years.