Colleagues, I'm going to call our meeting back to order.
In our second panel, we are welcoming two members of Parliament—our colleagues, Iqra Khalid and Pam Damoff—who are going to be sharing some testimony.
I do want to start by offering a little bit of a trigger warning. I understand that we'll be discussing some things relating to abuses that have either been experienced directly by people around this table, or by extension. I know that for those watching, some of the language or the retelling of stories may be disconcerting and triggering.
For colleagues around the table, for staff in the room, if there is any assistance that is required, you are most certainly welcome at any point to see me or the clerk if we can be of help. I know there will be a number of difficult topics raised, not only by our colleagues across the way, but by other members around the table as well. Just as a courtesy, I wanted to offer that before we begin.
Ms. Rempel Garner, I see you out of the corner of my eye, so I'll turn to you momentarily.