Mr. Speaker, I really like that question.
We really need to do more work on prevention. There are more indicators and warning signs that we need to work on as a government and as a society. Here are two examples.
Consider youth crime. Young people need more sports infrastructure, more community centres and more access to arts and culture, which is not the case across the country. That is very important.
Another very important thing to consider is femicide. I heard someone mention that earlier and I really want to talk about that today. It is very important to give the victim of violence in a couple or intimate relationship the opportunity to leave the home quickly, to have taxi chits, to have access to a storage facility for their belongings and to have access to a shelter. These are very important things that we need to work on to improve prevention. When two people are in a intimate relationship where there is violence, unfortunately, it can only end in femicide. On that point, I completely agree that we need to do much more in terms of prevention—