One example we have worked towards within the legal system is the idea of next of kin. A lot of the issues we deal with through Sisters in Spirit are the intergenerational impacts. When a woman or a girl is killed, what happens to her children? They are often taken care of by their grandparents, but the grandparents sometimes aren't considered next of kin; sometimes it is the suspect who is currently in the system and only they are able to access victim services.
The idea of who is eligible to take care of the children has to be more flexible and more reflective of the ways families are structured in aboriginal communities, especially if aboriginal women and families are among the highest wanting to access victim services.
So it's to change the view of the family, depending on the family.