All we have to do is listen to the tone in the House of Commons to appreciate that there are not enough women there.
I wanted to link the issue of community sector and literacy, because it seems to me these cuts have made a real deep cut in the community sector, linked to student employment, literacy, child care, and many of these programs.
For example, some of the community groups I've met in Victoria that are involved in literacy called me and indicated that the workplace literacy, which the minister referred to, will leave a whole group behind—those who are not at work and those who fall at the lower levels of functional literacy, levels 1 and 2. So by dealing simply with the minus 3 levels of literacy and by not attaching that to the community sector, we will be leaving a whole sector behind.
I'm wondering if any of you would comment on that disparity or discrepancy between workplace literacy programs attached to private sector and literacy as a broader concept.