Thank you so much. It's a very good recommendation.
I have a question for the four of you, maybe in the order that you spoke. We've heard from other witnesses, and particularly today, about the need to have a survivor-focused frame to look at this. I've heard words like “autonomy”, “agency” and “empowerment”.
Ms. Price, you used the term “human rights”—talking about this as a human rights issue, as opposed to some of the things we hear about victims and colonial frames that have been mentioned a few times.
Ms. Price and Ms. Wu, you both talked about stigma, both in terms of how we view those who are facing exploitation but also, after they try to leave, the stigma they might face in society.
I know it's a big question, but could I ask each of you to comment for 30 seconds on what we can do to make sure that, when we make our recommendations, we are looking at it through the survivors' eyes and not through the stigmas and misperceptions society may have?
I'll start with you, Ms. Price.