We can tag-team this, because we both mentioned it. I think it's a good way to show again the system-based approach, because I can speak to it from the community level and Susan then can speak to it from the international-body kind of level.
At the community level, church leaders, for example, play a key role in the conversations they have, when partners come to them and want to marry, to say that it's probably not a good idea and that the couple is kind of young. There is a role there at the community level, or knowing what's happening in relationships. There is a also key role with faith leaders around actually registering marriages. That's sort of a very practical example at the community level.
What we have found in maternal and newborn child health, in child protection programming, is that without a birth certificate, you don't exist. You don't have access to the services that are required, so the role of the Canadian government is about encouraging birth registration as part of programming. It's one of those things that don’t cost a lot and that can be included on the checklist of ensuring that is an element of the programs we support.
You might want to add to that.