Mr. Speaker, my colleague spoke about the difference of ideology and priorities that seem to appear very evident across this floor. In 2015, before the Liberal government was in force, Conservatives brought in the Canadian Victims Bill of Rights, which was to be reviewed in 2020. I remember trying to get the government to do that, but I do not know that it ever did. It would be really good if a few of the members over there focused on that.
However, the ombudsman did speak up, and I want to ask the member to respond to what she said:
However, based on our analysis..., it appears that the objectives set out in the Act have not been met. The Act falls far short of delivering the real rights it promised.... Thus, the situation of victims of crime has not fundamentally changed since it was passed. I believe the Act needs to be strengthened to require officials to uphold victims’ rights in the criminal justice system and require institutions to measure and report on their compliance with the Act.
Is this something—