Mr. Chair, I am not saying that there is no kind of police action or things like that needed, but what we are getting at is the crux of the debate we often have from one side of the House or the other.
For me, the wisest, most efficient, in the long term, and most profound way to work at that is to work through education, to work at the beginning and work at prevention. Of course, prevention is not 100%. Sometimes we will not be able to achieve everything. However, we will not be able to solve these kinds of problems if we do not work on the roots. It is like a diseased tree if the disease comes from the roots.
I know that some people on the other side do not like the expression “root causes”. I tend to like it. If we do not work on the origins of the problem, we can patch up as much as we want in the end, but we are not going to resolve the issue in the long term.