I think there's a lot of work to do around educating people to start with. Certainly, a big component of DAWN Canada's work is educating people about the kinds of situations that you're describing. Again, we can start with an example by leading at the federal level and showing the provinces and territories.
Again, the issue of health care and access to health care is a complicated one because it's not under federal jurisdiction. I would say that some of the more recent negotiations that the federal government has had to undertake around gender-based violence and the new dental program, all of these are examples of provincial, territorial and federal governments working together.
I would like to start a laundry list with you of the key social determinants of health that are impacting the ability of women with disabilities to have access to health care, housing, employment and safety. It is unfortunately leading to many women beginning to think, instead, about accessing MAID.