Madam Chair, I know we have to sometimes be reminded that the delivery of health care is in the domain of the provinces and territories. At the federal level, basically what the federal jurisdiction does is take care of the safety of the organs themselves.
Even though there has been a decrease in deceased donor donations, there is a rise in living donor donations. We can look to that in a very positive way to see the things that are being done across the country right now.
This debate tonight, as members opposite have stated in the House, is a very important debate because it raises awareness, especially when one of our own, Garry Keller, is in need of a kidney. When those close to us and our loved ones are affected, we want to raise the awareness. Again, each one of us can do a part.
I would like to ask the member opposite, as I did the other member, to tell us some things that she could do to create some concrete awareness of the need for kidney donations, and in particular right now, in terms of Garry Keller's kidney donation. I think this awareness exercise is very important, so what are some of the things that she could do personally to raise this awareness and to search for a donor?