Absolutely. I think the more we know about our clients, the more it allows us to better tailor services toward them. Right now we ask all of our clients to self identify as indigenous. That gives us some of the statistics that Mr. Field quoted about the number of indigenous certificates we issue, and we certainly can do that on a male/female basis.
We have actually just embarked on an initiative that will allow for the collection of race-based data from Ontario legal aid services. Again, we can track the clients we're trying to assist the most, the most vulnerable clients, who are overrepresented, for instance, in the criminal justice system. Knowing as much as we can about our clients is something that we would be very much in favour of.