Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Anything that helps solve domestic violence is a good thing. By all means I will be voting in favour of it. I also will vote in favour of it, thinking that we could probably do more by making our coroner’s recommendations binding. I don’t necessarily think that this is the only solution. I think it’s a step in the right direction and I wouldn’t deny by any means. But I think if we wanted to do more, we would be standing here finding a way to get those coroner’s directions and recommendations and making the government act upon them. We have seen many good ones come forward over the years and they just sit on the bookshelves of government and get ignored. We seem to revisit the same types of issues over and over again.
I will vote in favour, but I’m not sure what results will drive the end of it, but it certainly wouldn’t solve its potential by any means. I think it could be an idea that delivers results, so why would a person get in the way of that?
That’s why I’m happy to vote in favour. But, like I said at the start, if we wanted to have real change, we would make sure those coroner recommendations are binding and get behind them with the right resources. Thank you.