We'll bring the meeting to order.
We have our witnesses before us. We're continuing our study on the economic security of women. We have Beverley Smith, who is appearing as an individual; Monica Lysack and Emily King, representing the Child Care Advocacy Association of Canada; and Michelle Harris-Genge, Women's Network of Prince Edward Island.
I guess it's been communicated to you that as a group, so if you're a partnership of two, you have 10 minutes to present—and we are watch watchers, because we have to watch time. Once the 10 minutes are up, the bell will ring on its own, so please look at me; I'll be waving my hands away. Then there'll be an opportunity, after all presentations have been made, for the committee members to ask you questions. So whatever you haven't covered, you probably will be able to cover during Q and A, and at the end I'll give you one minute to wrap up.
We have votes at 5:30. Are the bells going to ring at 5:30, committee members, or is it votes at 5:30? Okay, the bells will ring at 5:15, so we will have to stop the moment the bells ring. We will be disappearing. We'll close the meeting.
Ms. Smith, would you like to go first for 10 minutes? I can ask Emily to go first. What would you like, Ms. Smith? Would you like somebody else to start?