Thank you.
One of the other disconnects that we hear about in this committee is between Finance and what they say in regard to the considerations they give when they come up with a policy as it pertains to women. Yet CEDAW as a committee has been very critical of the impacts of fiscal policy on women. I'm thinking specifically of pay equity, employment insurance, tax cuts. Tax cuts, for example, don't benefit women because they're in a lower income bracket and they don't see the benefits of that.
Your job is to look ahead. You're the forecasters. You look at policy and you analyze it. Is there any plan to do sort of a retrospective? We have these policies. We have these budgets, particularly budget 2008-09. I'm wondering if there are any plans to look at these and say, okay, this perhaps may not have met the needs of women; whatever GBA went on, it didn't fulfill the needs of women according to the evidence we've heard in this committee, so let's go from there; let's recommend, and let's see what we can do for the next budget.