That would bring me back to the part where I mentioned having support in place around that early intervention and how we're supporting our victims and families, because that might be where it comes up, especially when we're referring to an immigrant, a refugee or someone who is financially dependent on their abuser to be able to have access...and report the abuse that is going on. It's only at that point that we'll be able to help provide support and give them other opportunities.
It is a civil matter. I can appreciate the frustration with the examples you were speaking of when it came down to the financials and the sale of a house, but trying to prove the criminality of that part is sometimes tricky in defining what clear criminal offence has occurred. Is it a civil matter at that point?