Thank you so much, Mr. Chair, and thank you, again, to the ministers.
I guess I would go back to Minister Gould when we're talking about child care, the labour shortage, and the fact that one in three children is not getting access—these child care deserts we're hearing about repeatedly.
The Conservatives put forward an amendment during the committee stage that was pretty specific in terms of getting data collection to understand the available child care spaces, the numbers on wait-lists and the progress made to reduce wait-lists for families, and also seeking to prepare an annual report on the progress made, because we really need the data to understand this. However, the Liberals voted it down. If you want to talk about creating these spots, why vote an amendment like that down?