If that kind of information were available, I would very much appreciate seeing it. I think it would give us a bit of a broader sense of what happens to women with and without children. I would be interested to know what other countries are doing.
Statistics Canada reported that as of 2002-03, 54% of Canadian children six months to five years of age received care from someone other than a parent. If women with children are shown in almost every category to be paid lower wages than their childless counterparts, and certainly than men, their income would obviously be further compromised because of the costs incurred for child care.
So in terms of women with one child--we'll use that as the basis--do you have any information on what impact it has on their gross or net salary if child care is subsidized? Compare the unsubsidized versus the subsidized, in other words.