You were 11. I'm sorry—my apologies.
I think to myself, what could we do to increase the number of people who wanted to adopt—if we made it possible for them to adopt—and who could provide that connection? I think about this in terms of the moral imperative: that it behooves us as Canadians in one of the most affluent societies in the history of the world to protect children.
I think about it in an economic context too, because when you think about 65% of persons who are unhoused having been in the child welfare system, there's a pretty direct correlation to that lack of attachment, the lack of connection, the lack of the power of love and to being unable to love.
This is a no-brainer. We just have to get this done, and hurry up and get it done. What would you do if you were to say, “Scott Aitchison, wave your magic wand and just fix this”? Give me some ideas, because I think that's what we should be truly fighting for.