Well, first, we will continue to work with them and all of the partners who have come forward to offer constructive ways in which we can tackle gender-based violence, intimate partner violence and domestic abuse in connection with guns, which is a phenomenon that has become more and more serious, particularly over the last number of years.
What we had said in response, I believe, during one of the last times that I appeared before this committee, is that we would be receptive to finding ways to ensure that those protocols were present, not as an exclusive alternative to using or leveraging existing authorities but rather to be used in conjunction with them.
We did, I think, two things that were directly responsive to the concerns that were laid out in that letter and elsewhere. First, for those who want to see red flag laws introduced, we built in protections to reduce the potential for retaliation on complainants who wish to come forward. Second, in my renewed mandate letter to the commissioner of the RCMP, we set out as a priority the need to be sure that local law enforcement has the diverted resources necessary to respond to gun calls for which there is concern around intimate partner violence and gender-based violence.