Thank you very much.
Abi, we've also heard that one of the factors of coercive control is financial control and controlling women's finances. Some of the work you guys do at The Redwood is about economically empowering women who are fleeing abuse, so could you talk about how economic empowerment is critical in combatting coercive control?
You were also the recipient of a $1.6-million grant from the federal government that helps with apprenticeship and training programs, getting women involved in the trades. How does a program like that help you with the economic empowerment that helps combat coercion and control?
Over to you, Abi.