Thank you.
On your first point, at CanWaCH we take an evidence-based approach to our thinking on these issues. The evidence is unanimous and clear that the restriction of abortion does not stop abortion; it only increases unsafe abortion, and it loses women's lives. I'm sure my colleague will have the numbers. The data are very clear on that.
On your second question, the investments have been made. Canada has a long trajectory of investing in women's and children's health issues. I was proud to see the $1.4-billion announcement in June 2019, year over year, for a total of $14 billion.
I think the area where we can do more work is on the diplomacy side. I think it's having a cohesive approach—not standing up on global stages and always just saying things, but being in conversations.
I come from northern Alberta, from a deeply religious community, and I know that these conversations are difficult. They are to be taken with a lot of care, but health is health, and health care is health care. That is the stance we should be taking, and that is the way in which we should be working with the communities and the countries that we are in bilateral relationships with, in multilateral relationships with, etc.
I also think we can do a lot through multilateral agencies as a leader, pushing and promoting the areas such as SRHR within the Global Fund and the GFF, etc. I think we can get better at having a more coordinated approach.