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What we have seen in the labour numbers are some really positive indications that the participation rate of women in the labour force has increased. We think that it is likely attributable, at least in part, to improved child care. We know that child care is a barrier to women's participation in the labour force. It's also probably the case that the more flexible work environment that's coming from two and a bit years of hybrid work is also contributing to women's participation. That policy has helped, and immigration has helped to bring labour supply into the market.