I'm not sure if you're familiar with the Caledon Institute of Social Policy, but they had indicated that under the study they did, a two-income family making $30,000 a year will return less of that than a single-income family making $200,000 a year. Clearly that's inequitable and has to be considered unacceptable, yet some people say they'll have both.
The problem is, there's only a certain-amount-sized pie that the federal government has, and you have to look at what benefit you're getting with that $1,200. It seems absolutely unconscionable that it would go to those who really don't need it the most. At the very least, it seems to me that all of us who believe in the universal child care system need to advocate that you can't do the $1,200 and still provide that other child care.
Do you think it's fair to say that, Elizabeth? And if I'm leading you, you can certainly tell me that.