Thank you, Chair.
I want to echo my colleagues in thanking you all for this really important, emotional and difficult testimony that you're sharing today.
Mr. Sheehan, I'm also echoing my colleagues and saying I'm really glad you made it through those terrible, difficult, dark times to be here today to share your stories and help us effect change.
I want to flag for the committee that even as early as last week, Minister St-Onge said it's not a question of whether there will be an inquiry, but what kind of inquiry it will be and how it will be structured. I think it's really important that we narrow down some of these cultural issues that we're seeing, because it's not just gymnastics, it's not just soccer and it's not just hockey.
One thing we talked about in this committee is the idea that sports organizations are really focused on winning and propping up the athletes who, at a young age, show extraordinary talent, and pushing athletes to go beyond what's healthy. They do this, instead of focusing on sport as something that everyone should do because it's fun, it's healthy and it promotes socialization, and there so many other intellectual and physical benefits.
I will start with you, Ms. Glover. What do you think about that idea that in sport in general, we're not focusing on the right things?