On that, I'm not going to get into tu quoque here, like who did what. You didn't name a lot of people. I have not shared my experiences, because I don't want that to be my Google search. I'm not saying that sharing the experience isn't valid, but we need to drive to solutions here.
Number one, I would just respectfully ask that, going back to your caucus, maybe say that when the opposition asks for information, the line that this is misinformation is not productive. That's one.
Two, behind the scenes—I don't want to share my experience publicly—I have actually had scenarios where charges have been laid and somebody has been released on bail immediately and then disappeared. These were death threats. I have to walk around wondering where this person is.
What do you think about bail reform to prevent this? With online harassment, we know that it's not just us. It's every woman in the country, right? The RCMP said that MPs need more protection. If they can't protect me, how do they protect everyone else? We know that women see escalation in this type of violence.
Do you think that the sort of catch-and-release policy that allows people after repeated harassment to just be released on bail, and then in some instances murder or commit violence against women, should be reformed?