All right. I'm going to go to my next question.
We heard from Timea Nagy. I'm not sure how many of you know who she is. She was a victim of human trafficking. She has helped guide very many young people out of that business. She'll actually be in Toronto tomorrow doing a presentation with CSBA. She is also highly recommended by the Peel Police with respect to how she's worked with them to educate them.
I'm also reading her book, which is very dark—I'm not going to lie. One of the things she shared with me was that it starts with human trafficking and then they get so enraged that they end up going into the sex trade because they have no other options because they feel belittled because they've been demoralized. These perpetrators and these abusers have demoralized them so that they just feel like less of a woman.
My question to you is this: As a woman, I think I have a lot to offer. I think in today's society, women have the option of going to school, of getting an education, of doing better. I know that Timea is a perfect example of getting out of this situation, going back to school, educating herself and educating other women.
I'll start with Ms. Price.
Do you agree that as women we can do better than just selling our bodies?