We've had women in the House of Commons for 100 years and still only 30% of MPs are women. I think we should all be concerned with how to increase representation. That comes into inclusion and accessibility. Of course, when we talk about the number of women with intersectional identities, like Black women, indigenous women, women of colour, LGBTQ and so on, they are even less represented. It is about accessibility, to some extent.
Statistics Canada tells us that women are twice as likely to take on caregiving responsibilities, even if those women are working full time outside of the home. I think this an issue that can help increase representation in the House.