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Yes, I think what's important is that the federal government take a leadership role and that the provinces understand that there is an expectation that universities and colleges have to have policies and procedures in place. I understand that education is provincially mandated, but there are many ways in which the federal government can take action. As Ms. Moore explained, a national action plan on gender-based violence or violence against women would be a good place to start.
I think it's also important to note that the federal government has a role to play in establishing policy and investing in potential knowledge transfer on this issue. As an example, I'll give you the funding that we have received as part of a partnership grant with McGill University on a partnership about preventing rape culture within universities through evidence-based research, as it could inform the curriculum and policy change. That is a national project that includes 10 universities across Canada and will include more and more as we go forward. It's looking at policy and it's looking at the role of arts and popular culture and at news and social media, and it will go as far as changing college curricula to include information on sexual assault within dentistry, within journalism, within law, and within the education curricula that already exist.