Thank you very much, Madam Minister, for being with us today. Your presence is timely, in the middle of our study on violence against women and domestic violence. In fact, our study is coming to an end, but all the work remains to be done.
Madam Minister, in Quebec, we have been following the issue of violence against women closely. In fact, one of the last femicides in Quebec took place very close to my home, in Dunham, where another woman was killed in a violent context. It's always a tragedy, and I hope we'll have recommendations.
My first recommendation is about funding. You talked about the importance of funding for a number of organizations, including shelters for women who are victims of domestic violence, who came to testify before the committee. However, they mentioned the importance of stable and recurrent funding from the government, so I want to come back to that.
As part of your action plan to end gender-based violence, do you plan to establish stable, recurrent funding for frontline agencies that support women victims?