It's just thank you. Thank you to all my colleagues. It's stressful to do that kind of testimony, and it was stressful to talk about it in the House, but it's worth it, because I think we have already helped a lot of families just by the exchanges we've had with them. This is exactly where we want to go.
I want to thank all my colleagues in the House of Commons. It's difficult to take a personal situation and to talk about it this way. My spouse and I made this decision together early on. We don't do anything without the agreement of all our family members. We decided to do this. It isn't easy, but we're doing it. We're sure that we've already changed some small things. People have contacted us and are telling us about these things. Without necessarily realizing it, we've already helped people, just by talking about this.
Thank you for talking about this. For our part, we'll use this as a tool. I also hope that all my colleagues will use this as a tool in their communities and constituencies to help young people.
Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I want to thank all the people here, both around the table and behind it, for helping us.