for example, the truth and reconciliation commission, which will set up to investigate the aftermath schools, which damaged so many indigenous children over many years, that commission sat, i believe, for seven years. it came out with a 94 recommendations. i understand why people feel, indigenous people in canada feel they have been let down for generations. because they have been? but the good thing is that the truth and reconciliation commission has given us a very clear road map on both on closing the gap, but also on the healing that needs to take place. the problem is, and again, i'm just quoting one activist who said this just the other day, setting up commissions of inquiry, procedure can be an excuse for not taking action. i think that perhaps in the past people have desperately worried that you get a commission and some recommendations and then they sit on the shelf and nothing happens. we, ithink, have been warned about that. what on earth is behind the thousands of women, over a 30—year period, who have disappeared and many have been murdered? certain lives seem to be valu

and what i would recommend -- because who arrests who at this point? i would say what you need is, like, a south africa style truth in reconciliation commission where you just, okay, we're going to waive all punishment, and let's just sort out the facts and hope this doesn't happen again. yes, sir. >> i have an interesting how this is working out. i've been in aviation maintenance since 1988 with twa -- [inaudible] in the kansas city area. i started out as an airplane he can tradition -- [inaudible] replacing all the wire. supervision, management, you know, the whole line. i'm in safety now, that part of the house. but through all of us, you talk about kicking the can along, we're still kicking the can. we have a potential burden of grief -- the a terrible burden of grief for those who lost loved ones, a terrible financial burden. we're still kicking this can down the road trying to keep fuel tanks from exploding that don't explode. right now here in kansas city we're installing -- [inaudible] gas systems that are hugely expensive on every single aircraft across the board, you know? and you just, like you say, this reconciliation. when is it going to s