Thanks for that.
Just to go back to the Accessible Canada Act, it really is around changing systems and having those systemic changes within our institutions. The act in itself asks all federally regulated entities to report and be accountable to the public around ensuring that they have accessibility plans. I will tell you that the compliance on that is incredibly impressive. If I'm not right, it's close to 99% for the Government of Canada. It's 100%, actually, for the Government of Canada.
We know that there's more work that needs to be done, but it really is around changing systems on the ground. For the first time ever, we have an office of the accessibility commissioner, which actually leads into this work and is responsible for compliance and for ensuring that we are working alongside all federal entities, and there are really strict fines—up to $250,000 per day, in fact—if federal entities are not compliant with their accessibility plans.
Just to give you details on the regulations that were talked about, I will turn to my deputy, who has been leading this work, if you allow me to.