Thank you for your answer.
Ms. Stone, you stated that you had little data on the north. I can confirm to you, and my colleagues will support me on this, that we've had several stakeholders come before us and say that data is lacking across the country and it's hard to put a finger on exactly what trafficking involves, where it's occurring, who's responsible for it and so forth, and also to follow up with victims.
Ms. Price, my understanding from what you said about “sensationalism”—and I'm using my own words, not the exact words you used—is that the stigma does more damage than the offence itself, which would be the actual trafficking, for example.
Does that sum up your thinking correctly?
I may have misunderstood your notion of “sensationalism” and how we should respond to it.