Absolutely. We increased the access to seal in schools, for instance, as part of the school program. Nowhere in the Arctic or nowhere down south have I been able to buy sealskin for my own consumption. If you hold your hand out like this, the amount of seal in your hand equals an amount of 56 pieces of sausage if you were to consume it for iron.
The iron deficiency and food insecurity problem would be solved if we were to help the hunters' organizations—provide funding for the hunters to harvest the seals to share them in the community. They're already sharing their catch. They share their whale. They share their fish. They share their seal, because they're doing it out of their own tradition. They have to. It's the part of giving back to the community.
If the federal government were to help promote healthy living, good nutrition and lessen the food insecurity that we have in the Arctic, we would totally support that. It's education and retaining and maintaining our traditional knowledge.
Ms. Desbiens, thank you so much for this question.