Thank you, Chair.
I want to clarify, for the record, what Minister St-Onge said about non-disclosure agreements. Three weeks ago she said, as part of her announcement, that non-disclosure agreements cannot be used for the purpose of silencing victims, and funding from Sport Canada would depend on respect for that criterion. I just wanted to be clear with everyone that I think we're all on the same page when it comes to non-disclosure agreements and silencing victims. I don't think anyone thinks that is appropriate or good in this day and age.
Ms. Favro, I'd like to turn to you. You had some interesting ideas. We've been talking about this idea of a registry, and how it would work. It's difficult to envision how it would work, because how do you bring in people who haven't had complaints brought against them again? How do we prevent people who've had valid complaints against them from moving to other jurisdictions or other countries? You also talked about the difference between having provincial jurisdiction and federal access to those same lists.
Would you talk to us a bit more about how you envision a registry like that actually functioning?