Mr. Speaker, if the hon. member would read the green book he would see two very important facts. One is that 70 per cent of families with two parents are now working. That puts an enormous stress on those families in terms of their children, but they have to work because that is the way they get sufficient income. The second is that about 60 per cent of children in single parent homes are under the poverty level because their parent cannot go back to work.
A key to changing both those conditions to provide major support for working families, to encourage and give incentives for sole parents to go back to work, is to provide good, serious, decent child care. That is what the government is committed to.