If I have a moment, let me ask Mr. McKelvie about this whole issue of supporting a labour force in your field that is largely female. Many of them work at the bottom end of the scale and struggle to provide for themselves, and there's not much support for child care.
From your point of view, would it make sense to ensure we have good working conditions and support for women workers, so that your area is in fact well served, rather than looking for cuts in taxes that only cut back on services?