The next question is to Ms. Friendly.
I see my colleagues are very passionate about a national child care strategy and I definitely respect their opinions on that.
One area where I struggle around it is this. I'm sure you've heard this argument, and I'm just trying to understand it better. Let's say, for example, the average cost of child care in my area is around $750 or $1,000 per month. What is the thought or the logic if a parent says that if you're going spend it on national child care they would prefer to have those dollars go to them and they'll stay at home with their child? I'm sure you've heard that argument before. I'm not saying I'm for or against it. What do you think?