I would just like to make a few comments.
I appreciate your question because it brings exactly the dilemma that we are in. Because of the five years of work that we did through our organization, Sisters in Spirit stands for an initiative that our women right across Canada recognize, and not only our women but other community organizations, and also the various policing forces. They recognize it for work that was needed, relevant, and well done, and work they would not have been able to do. I think that's one of the key things. The information that we were able to gather...the individual RCMP or police forces would not have been able to get that cooperation from the families or from our communities.
Having said that, I don't believe we have been approached yet by the RCMP—I could be corrected—on how to work on the information that we have. We're still open to that. Obviously we want to ensure that there are good and positive initiatives in place to stop this violence that is taking place, and also to recognize that this movement right now, Sisters in Spirit, is not going to go away. It's not going to disappear. It's national and it's even going international. Having said that, right now we have our women who are volunteering to work on this initiative because they believe in it so strongly, and we believe in it, too.