Thank you very much.
Ms. Watson, again, thank you very much. My colleagues have absolutely done the right thing and thanked you for appearing here today. They've been very sincere, and for very good reason. I think it takes a great deal of courage to be an advocate as you have become, and I do want to pay attention to the human side of the equation. Certainly there are policy issues and implications that are at play here, but you've become an advocate. I know there are many other advocates as well, but you've become one of the voices on this issue in Canada.
Regarding those whom you've had a chance to get to know through your advocacy, you did mention some of this in your testimony earlier, but could I ask you to expand on that? Truly it's important for the committee to understand the human side to this. How are they doing, those whom you've met along the way who have been victimized, whom you know and have met?
If you can elaborate on that, it would be helpful.