Well, I think some questions, as they're posed, deserve a fulsome answer. I'm here to represent the actions of the government and the policies and thinking behind this government.
As far as social justice is concerned, I guess what I would suggest is that it's not one or the other. We've never proposed.... We recognize there are barriers and there are challenges. We're proposing to use taxpayer dollars to help women in their daily lives and in their communities.
We have a numbers of studies that tell us what the barriers are. We received a report from Statistics Canada. In that report, at the presentation that was given, there were identified criteria or realities. We know that if we can move further ahead, if we can accelerate and emphasize the efforts in those areas, those trends will decrease as far as violence against women is concerned.
This is not a matter of saying there is a total disregard for whatever barriers are there. This is not about saying every barrier and everything has been solved. That is my first statement. Obviously we have not solved a lot of the challenges for women. It's why we are now focusing on helping women in their communities and in their daily lives to overcome those challenges.