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Dominique O'Rourke

182 words · 12 sentences · 15 clauses

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Average 90 / 100
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Claims 43%Reasoning 41%Thanks 16%

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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 25 wordsMay is Sexual Violence Prevention Month in Ontario.1 Every day, news stories show how widespread and devastating intimate partner and sexual violence is across Canada. Reasoning · 23 wordsThese are not isolated incidents. They are not private matters. They are part of a systemic crisis with real human and social costs. Claims · 32 wordsIn Canada, a recent report shows that sexual violence costs nearly $15 billion every year in lost wages, counselling, investigation, courts and more.2 About one in three police-reported violent incidents involves IPV, 3Reasoning · 11 wordsand we know that this is the tip of the iceberg.Unearned certainty Claims · 22 wordsBill C-16 would expand protections, increase access and help address systemic vulnerability, 4but cops, courts and counselling are all after the fact. Reasoning · 19 wordsPrevention must be the goal, through education, early intervention and addressing root causes, including gender inequality, racism and discrimination. Thanks · 29 wordsI thank Guelph-Wellington Women in Crisis, support teams at the University of Guelph and Guelph General Hospital, Victim Services Guelph, Guelph Police Service, and groups like them across Canada.Thanks Reasoning · 21 wordsEnding sexual violence is not just their work. It must be all of ours and it must be done every day.

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