Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I would like to thank all my colleagues who spoke in support of the motion. It is a very important issue that we have in the Northwest Territories and right across the North and Canada, and I think the direction we’re giving to government is the right step to address this issue. I did mention earlier about all the different organizations working on, when a death occurs, the work that they do. This feasibility study will bring all these organizations together to understand that, yes, we’ve got to work together, we’ve got to make the recommendations so that it stops now and that we can make the prevention happen before it occurs.
I’d also like to just once again say that in the last five years we’ve had nine deaths related to domestic family violence, and one just in this year, 2015. I just want to send a message out there to those families and let those families know that their losses didn’t go unnoticed and that this government is actually working on addressing the necessary steps so that no other families have to go through what these families have went through.
Once again, I’d like to thank all my colleagues who spoke in favour of this and will be supporting it and voting.