I would go back to my recommendation. A large part of this bill is naming and identifying femicide and coercive control. From the Mass Casualty Commission and the Renfrew county inquest, we know that there was a communication breakdown, if you look at some of the themes, where government and non-government organizations all have a piece of information but they're siloed. We're siloed because of privacy rights, and there's no formal way for us to share information with community and vice versa.
To answer your question, if there was federal legislation in place that is created or allows some direction in information sharing, that will essentially identify individuals at risk. It will identify suspects or individuals who are likely involved in coercive control. We know that those individuals are more likely to commit femicides.