Thank you, Madam Chair.
The reason I was suggesting this--and I actually thought of it as we were sitting and talking--is that the court challenges program is another one that also affects women in a direct way. I know there have been major court challenges that have dealt with the rape shield and other things. I'm not trying to look at cancellations or not. It's important with respect to the impact, and it's a contained enough study. It's a small program; it's not a major program. I think it's only worth a couple million dollars in the sense of the amount of money in the budget. As I say, it's not a major program. It's not huge, and it could be handled in maybe a couple of meetings. But it also to some degree would have relevance to the gender-based analysis we're doing in terms of the legal aspect of the work, because we're talking about women and the legal system. So actually it's an extension of that to some degree. It complements the other side. It's not a new study on the side; it complements. It's not something different. If I had come to you with something that was totally out of the ballpark, then you could say that we had better start from scratch and figure it out, but this actually complements what we're doing.