The First Nations Chiefs of Police service would be, of course, but I believe the AFN would be a great starting point. A lot of our PTOs at the provincial level and the National Women's Association would be a great starting point. There could be funding of something as simple as a toll-free phone number that they could contact and explain what's going on. There could be someone on the other end who would assist them with what to expect when they've made a call to the police—i.e., they'll come to your house, and they'll ask you a lot of difficult questions, but you'll need to be specific.
That type of support would be huge for us. When most of our officers show up, we will do the exact thing that this support line is saying: the officers will ask you a lot of difficult questions, but you'll need to be as forthright as possible and explain it to them.
That is the only way they will be able to effectively address this. Right off the top, I think that would be a good starting point.