Yes, I agree completely. There's another thing that builds on that, which is fully connected to the feminization of poverty and to disclosure difficulties and the two governments speaking, and that is, when the child support guidelines were introduced, a concept that went hand in glove was an idea of annual adjustments to child support. Annually we pick the scab. Annually people fight.
The concept of it was that they were going to go to a recalculation centre, in capital letters, in the regs, that we were going to put in every courthouse across the country that would help people have auto.... They would get CRA information to a bureaucrat who would possess the stuff, help them with all this and it would all be run in a subsidized way. It never happened. Not a single one of those ever happened, and it's a major failing of the legislation. We have annual reviews with no assistance to people. Those recalculations centres, that would be a great thing we could roll out in the UFCs.
Also, to the same point about the UFCs, it's just like a sweep of the pen, no? We already have the building, we have the people there, so let's put a recalculation centre in somewhere, along with the law help, along with the pro bono students, etc.