Thank you for your question. I will answer in English, if I may.
It's very important to highlight the lack of physical activity and sport opportunities children and youth currently have access to in the place they spend the most time, which is at school. There are several organizations—PHE Canada is one we work very closely with. They're a member of the Sport Matters Group, and they advocate with us. They work across provinces and territories to try to influence the curriculum and physical education requirements in school boards.
Education is a provincial-territorial jurisdiction, and our colleagues who work for government at the provincial-territorial level are working very closely with their education counterparts, trying to encourage the increased opportunity for children to have access to more. From a national sport organization perspective, we can offer programs that are easy for physical education teachers to take into their schools. We have a number of organizations—Athletics Canada is one I would highlight. They have a program called Run Jump Throw Wheel, so they can easily provide them.
Our ask specifically is to allow an organization like Athletics Canada to have more capacity to continue to promote the fact that they have this program, and how easily adaptable it is in a school environment. They could collaborate with PHE Canada and with the Canadian Parks and Recreation Association, which works with municipalities so that when children are out of school and participating in recreational programs, they can have access to these programs.
The majority of national sport organizations have these programs. They have done a lot of modifications so that equipment is not a requirement and kids can try these sports. Really, it is a question of influencing educators about implementing it into the curriculum.