Thank you very much, Madam Chair.
I'd like to thank all the witnesses for being here today.
I feel that we have a duty to remember the women and girls who have gone missing, who have been murdered. We must do this work rigorously, seriously, to honour their memory, so that they didn't die in vain. That's what I want to hear from the witnesses today.
I'll start with you, Mrs. Anderson‑Pyrz.
In your opening remarks, you talked about the need to mobilize resources. We know that a red dress alert won't happen on its own. Obviously, it has to be put in place. How do you see the resources aspect? What resources should be mobilized to ensure that the red dress alert will really be effective?