Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his question, and I am very pleased to be back here in the House with my colleagues.
Elevating femicide to first-degree murder also allows us to set an international example, particularly for democratic countries with justice systems similar to ours. I will say it again: it is unacceptable for this to be considered an ordinary murder. The victims' families must also be supported during the process. This is important if we want them to be able to find some semblance of peace in their lives.
I will continue if there is time.