It's obvious, from everything we've heard and from everything I know, that a national child care program, housing, education, skills training, and the child benefit increase, at the minimum, are fundamental to giving stability and to helping women--all families, but certainly women--out of poverty.
Have you taken a look at the effectiveness or not of the working income tax benefit and to what extent that's helping at all in this? Not just you, but has anyone else taken a look at that piece, the working income tax benefit, which has just come in recently?