Excellent. Thank you.
Ms. Lahey, I think I have about a minute left. I think it was you who mentioned that in terms of macroeconomics, governing for growth can be a bit of a problem. I don't mind governing for growth, but I take your point that we need to make sure that growth works for everyone. There are a few examples I can think of, including investing in things like in-home care or child care, where a federal investment could help growth achieve some level of equality. Are there other industries we could be targeting, which could potentially lead to systemic savings or growth that helps promote women?