Absolutely. That's a really important question.
The act is about changing and making systemic changes within our institutions. You can't put a band-aid solution on something and say you fixed accessibility or you removed barriers. You have to change systems.
That's why we have the chief accessibility officer, who is doing incredible work across governments with different provinces and territories and with the private sector to move the dial forward. We have the office of the chief accessibility commissioner, who is working alongside community members and with federal entities to make sure that there are plans in place for federally regulated entities across government. This is about the tangible work to move forward.
I'll come back to you on what this has meant for provinces and territories, because we saw more provinces and territories step up and put forward accessibility plans after we passed the Accessible Canada Act.