You made a very critical point there in speaking about non-partisan advocacy. It seems to me—I've certainly seen this in Parliament—that even when we do talk about the reality that aboriginal people face, it is often seen as very controversial, depending on how you present it.
Would you say that it's important to ensure non-partisan advocacy, whether it's in terms of aboriginal people and healthy living, whether it's in terms of women, people, others who live on the margins in many of our communities—that kind of non-partisan advocacy and the role that charities ought to play should be something that should be protected rather than discouraged?