I note again that as Ms. Dhalla talks about UCCB and in terms of her conversation about how much parents get, the only people she is consulting and the only people she talks about are those who use institutional day care, and those people say that it's not enough to cover the cost of day care. But you notice that the conversation never revolves around asking people who don't use institutional day care whether $100 per month is enough. A large number of those people say that it is very helpful to them, that it does go a long way to helping them out. Sara did say that it does actually go a long way to helping her out, I believe.
To me, that only highlights the problem, because the Liberals' plan gave money to a specific small subset of people and it allocated a smaller amount of money among those people, and our plan treats everybody fairly. I'm not sure I understand where the confusion lies. Our plan treats all parents equally. That's enough said about that.
One thing about this bill is that I do read this as providing a one-size-fits-all model for Canadian families and I don't see it offering parents a wide range of options and supports. Is there anybody on the group today who sees it any differently?