If you're asking me whether I think treating it as an asymmetrical agreement is a problem and will create a problem in the program in the future, I've always supported an asymmetrical approach in Canadian federalism. I think it's critical to the success of this program that Quebec be treated differently. Quebec did pioneer a child care system that some elements of the proposed CWELCC are based upon.
Obviously, and I think people do realize it, Quebec itself has a way to go, but given the structure of Canadian federalism, which is a given, I think this is the only way to move forward. I really support it. I don't think it will harm the program in the future.