What I find, and this is not new, is that the governments operate in silos. You have one government department addressing one part of the issue and another part of the government addressing another issue, and they don't all come together in unison to address an issue.
As long as that exists, I think we're going to have this silo approach. We won't have this comprehensive solution where you can look at all aspects--at housing, at education, at poverty.
Everything is piecemeal and everything is done on a project basis. It's not ongoing. I think therein lies the solution: the different departments have to come together when they're addressing an issue to a particular group and they have to address it in a holistic, comprehensive manner. I've always held to that belief, and I think until that happens, the status quo will remain, for not only violence but for all issues.