We've heard a lot over the last couple of weeks about what's needed. We've heard about extending the leave—the parental leave—for adoptive parents and the networks of support and all of that. Today I think we're into a bit of a different discussion, from two perspectives, from the previous group and you, about the importance of keeping children connected to their roots.
I have four children. You mentioned a scholarship for education. I think as parents there are two things you give your children, among a lot of other things. One is a sense of who they are--their roots, their culture, and all that--and one, of course, is their wings, which is their education. Hopefully, if you give them both of those, they'll make their way.
I guess there needs to be, obviously, in my view, a further conversation, of a constructive nature, with our aboriginal folks, who fear losing their children and fear losing their culture if they lose their children. It has an impact on parents and communities. That is versus your want to nurture and care for and bring these children up and give them a chance at something positive in their lives.
Do you want to talk to me a bit further about that?