I was reporting to you on the success of broad-based low-cost child care in Quebec in changing women's economic position, not on a detailed analysis of what's part of that program. I think it has been evolving. It started as kind of a Cadillac program, with many different kinds of child care, which no one else in the country has attempted as part of the system.
What we see in child care across the country is that in the last 10 years, after the federal government walked away from moving forward on a national plan, the social pressure for access to child care has been felt by the provinces, and they have tried to respond—