Yes, absolutely.
It is an interesting aspect for women entrepreneurs because they are often sole proprietors and they need that access. We all know that COVID prevented them from running their businesses as they normally would because they had to take on the lion's share of family management, and women continue to do that. Accessing child care is vital.
I was here for the last part of the previous witnesses and noted that it's not just nine to five. It has to be much more flexible for them. So many times we hear of women entrepreneurs who actually start their business day once the children go to bed, because then they can dedicate time to that. Child care is very important.
It's also an area where women entrepreneurs start businesses. Having the capital available to them to do that successfully and manage those opportunities appropriately is vital.