Thank you, Madam Chair.
I want to thank all of the witnesses for your stories. You're strong women for being able to come here and talk to us. I commend all of you.
I'd like to also recognize Sunder Singh. I know the amazing work that you do with women. I also know that you've won the Mayor's Community Safety Award as well as the Ministry of the Attorney General's Victim Services Award of Distinction. That's a huge honour, but the honour I have is knowing that you are there fighting for women.
One of the things that you said about the sentencing of men really hit a chord with me. We had a situation in Vaughan—and I know that you're aware of it—of a heart surgeon who was presented with divorce papers by his wife, who was also a physician. He decided to kill her. She had been speaking to her friends about the abuse that she had experienced with this man.
At the end of the day, we can take that individual, hopefully.... I like the idea of maybe removing the man and putting them in a home and getting them help and not always blaming the woman.
Would you say, Sunder—Ms. Singh—that sometimes men cannot be rehabilitated?