It would be the belief in the equality of aboriginal women. The rights they should have that the rest of the country takes for granted in terms of matrimonial property don't exist, as you know. There are no rules in place in most of Canada's first nations communities.
You're here representing a consortium of women's organizations and you are also the co-chair of the Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women. I'm interested in knowing your views on the importance of establishing rules so that aboriginal women aren't forced to live in relationships they shouldn't be forced to live in and aboriginal women can have the kind of protection the rest of the country takes for granted.