The Council of Canadians with Disabilities' vision statement includes "Canadians with disabilities…have the necessary support to fully access and benefit from all that Canada has to offer." Which disability perspective is this an example of?

A) functional limitations
B) socio-economic
C) social inclusion
D) biomedical

The statement's emphasis on access and inclusion aligns with the social inclusion model of disability, which views disability as a social construct rather than an individual medical problem. The emphasis is on removing barriers and creating a more equitable society for everyone, rather than solely focusing on individual impairments or functional limitations.