Okay. Thank you.
By the way, it's not just decriminalization, Minister; it's decriminalization and regulation of drugs to ensure that Canadians get safe access to drugs.
I want to move, if I can, to forced sterilization.
In 1986, the Supreme Court of Canada made the practice of forced or compulsory sterilization illegal in Canada, of course, yet more than three decades later, we're still confronting the stark reality that modern-day forced sterilizations are occurring in publicly funded and administered hospitals in Canada. Sixty indigenous women are currently engaged in a class action lawsuit, alleging that they were subjected to forced sterilization in our health care system as late as last year, 2017.
We know that Amnesty International has confirmed this constitutes a form of torture as defined by the UN, and we have a moral obligation to ensure that Canada's health care system upholds fundamental human rights.
What actions are you taking as federal minister of health to address this profoundly disturbing situation?