Another KPI that I wanted to ask about in conjunction with the one above it is this one: “Percentage of requests for overnight residence in Indigenous Services Canada funded shelters by women, children, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people that are met”. It goes from 62% of those requesting shelters to 100% for this year. That's great. Let's tackle 100% of all cases. That's our goal.
However, the one above it says, “Percentage of...women who report being a victim of intimate partner violence in the previous 12 months”. In the prior year it was 16.9%, and you want to take it down to 16%.
Why is that not zero when the other one is 100%? We're going to take it down to zero. Why is this one only 0.9% less?
How do you justify one with so much detail that you want it to be 100% perfect, but with the other one, when it comes to domestic violence, you're only going to take it down by 0.9%? How do you determine these KPIs?