Thank you very much.
Thanks to all of you for a very exciting presentation. The last one is probably the most direct and blunt we've had, but it was very acceptable and very welcome, because sometimes things need to be said all around.
There is a lot of stuff on the table, but I'm going to focus on two issues just because I can't focus on all of it and I only have seven minutes. But it's understood that there's a lot of other stuff, and I appreciate it.
I want to focus on housing and child care. Those are the two issues. I'll start with child care.
On my questions, I'll start off with Ms. Friendly and then go to Ms. Jahangir.
Martha, you and I have been dancing around this table for far too many years. Some of the stuff we hear is that the $1,200 is a universal child care program, and that by providing additional finances, it allows potentially more moms to stay at home and gives more choice to families. Some have even suggested that income splitting would do that even more and would allow more women to stay at home as opposed to working.
These are some of the things that I think sometimes are blocking some of the other open-ended.... Can you give me your take on those two, as quickly as you can? Again, I only have seven minutes and I want to get to Ms. Jahangir as well.