I forgot to mention that we are delving into the issue from another angle. We've received some funds through Indian and Northern Affairs Canada to look at it from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission aspect. We are just beginning. We have hired someone to look into where aboriginal women are incarcerated, so we're going to have an exact number, although I think the Mann study will help us on that.
Once we locate these women, we're going to have interviews with them to find out if they have accessed the funds that were available to other residential school victims, because probably some of them did attend residential schools and did not apply for the funds that have been available to other residential school students.
That will be one way that will give us an opening. And I'm sure when we carry out this work over the next year that a lot of the issues that were brought up in this article will help NWAC to pursue work on the issue of incarcerated aboriginal women. I know health will be one of the concerns that will be brought forward.