I want to thank all of the panellists for their interventions. My first question is specifically to Larissa, although if the other witnesses would like to answer as well, they can.
Just last week the Minister of Science Kirsty Duncan announced a new government policy regarding Canada research chairs, federal funding for research, that said that within two years universities will have to have diversity policies. In fact they have to have the policy by December, and then within two years they need to reach targets in terms of the number of women and other equity-seeking groups that are receiving research funding. Right now we know that for women it's about 30% of the just over 1,600 posts that are available. For other equity-seeking groups it's 1% for indigenous women, 1% for women with disabilities, and I believe about 15% for visible minorities. You spoke about Norway and France and other countries that have legislation in this regard. Do you think essentially forcing universities to meet actual hard targets or face losing their funding is going to make a difference?