Thank you very much. I think you have had impacts. We really do need to make those opportunities for younger Canadians today and for all Canadians.
We're very limited for time, and I do want to touch on the women, peace and security funding you mentioned. I know that in the original Dayton negotiations, women weren't at the table. You were saying in your opening remarks that women are organically mobilizing. They're not waiting, but they're not being supported. How important is it that women be part of all these negotiations?
You also talked about—I got some key words—“sustained” and “funding”, and you said that Canada had “dedicated women, peace and security investments”. I know that the minister is going to reappoint an ambassador for women, peace and security, but what more can Canada do to support the women in this region and around the world?