Thank you. All right. Have a good night.

Thank you very much. These were all the questions I had. This has been very enlightening. I appreciate you taking the time in your busy schedule. Appreciate it.

That’s really exciting. That’s great. My last question for you is actually, do you feel that the general public supports women’s rights and LGBTQ rights?

Do you know what are actions or what are policies that the government is taking to support them?

You mentioned that there’s a bathroom downstairs that’s for the disabled, for people with disabilities.

Are there other specific groups that you think needs extra support from the government?

Interesting. Do you think there are specific groups that need to be targeted to help, that need extra help to be able to enact change?

Yeah. Other actions.

Interesting. Thank you. Do you have any thoughts on what could be done to improve diversity inclusion in public sectors?

What do you feel are the specific challenges women and LGBTQ+ individuals face in the political sectors?

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