It's a very complex question to answer, but I'll tell you that the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada obviously has a very strong policy on sexual reproductive rights. If you don't believe in this, then I think there is no use in having poverty reduction.
We know that the poorest of the poor is a single mom who is pregnant and having some problems in Canada. We are paying dearly for this because we then have to repair le pot cassé in later years, with child abandonment, child problems, youth problems, etc. There is a great scientist from Harvard who said that the origins of all adult disease come from the environment during gestation, during the pregnancy.
We need to be all-inclusive in Canada. We need to include mothers, and we need to include people who have not had a chance to have stable relations for whatever reason. We're not looking to be judgmental. We're looking to provide them with support because this is the quality of the Canadian life. Everybody has an equal chance, but we're there to help them attain that equal chance.