Thank you very much for the question. It's great to see you as well.
First of all, this is a strategy that will need to gather information, statistics, from across the country. Unfortunately, due to racism, these kinds of statistical data have not been available for governments to take a look at. Part of why I introduced this bill was so that we could gather that data in order to figure out where the problem lies and to address it.
One thing that the strategy will include is an examination of the link between race, socio-economic status and environmental risk. In fact, we know that there are many first nations and Black communities that have been placed in danger because they're close to either toxic waste sites or toxic corporate polluters, and it has affected their health disproportionately. We have to work together with the federal government, the provinces and also with communities, with municipal governments. That's what this bill is trying to do.