To follow on that point, I don't remember what it is now—it's $6,000 or $7,000—but perhaps we could take the personal exemption for the spouse that now exists in the tax system, say the stay-at-home parent, whether it's the male or female, although in most cases it's women. Instead of having it come off the tax as a reduction for the wage earner, that money could then be applied for the stay-at-home mom, either as an RRSP contribution or as a payment to the CPP or something of that nature, a pension. What do you think of that notion?
On March 20th, 2007. See this statement in context.