Okay. Thank you.
My next question will go to Ms. Lalonde.
I guess I'm going on the premise of the “We Believe You” campaign. Clearly it has helped generate support from the general public through different initiatives on campus, and in society as a whole in terms of taking a person's story at face value and giving it merit and giving it weight.
Around this table we have people who are passionate about the topic of violence against women and who want to make a difference. What can we as legislators do that would mimic, let's say, this “We Believe You” campaign? In other words, what could we do in order to make sure that our police forces, our legislative system, and our judges also believe the stories that come before them?