Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I want to thank the Cormiers for coming here and telling us your story. I can't imagine how difficult that is, but all of us are touched. What our colleague Mr. Kmiec also went through brings it much closer to home as well, as it does when one of your good friends has to experience it, as I'm sure your family and friends know.
To my colleague Mr. Richards, I appreciate the work you've done on this issue.
I honestly didn't realize the obstacles and hurdles that you as parents had to face. The testimony we had today from you and from the officials shows that we have a significant gap in our system when we are asking parents to go through this process. Whether it's the language that was used at Service Canada or the fact that your child passing away on a Tuesday was more beneficial than a Thursday, it can be quite frustrating.
Sarah and Lee, from your own experiences—and you heard the officials here this morning as well—what would you like to see come from this? What are some of the obstacles or hindrances that you would like to see changed as part of this study, to make that very difficult situation at least a little easier for you and your family?