Certainly, that should be the case.
As I said, the reality for these organizations is that they are currently shouldering the burden of representing French-speaking Canadian women, and some of them have no funding.
I must say that in some provinces, there are no longer any women’s organizations as they have had to close their doors due to a lack of volunteers. There is currently a major crisis within the movement. In addition, there has been a rise in anti-feminism as well as an increase in gender-based violence and femicide. There are many needs, but unfortunately, organizations are not receiving adequate resources.
A positive measure is therefore one that gives adequate priority to women in the Canadian francophonie.