Mr. Speaker, in the green book we clearly say that one of the major areas of reform that will be required is to look at how we can provide broader coverage under some of our security programs for people who are engaging in part time work, mini-work or flexi-work, so that there can be a lot more opportunity and availability for parents to spend time with their children.
One of the disincentives right now is that under unemployment insurance and other areas many of those people do not have any income security protection whatsoever. We included very specifically in the green book that we wanted to look at how we could extend coverage of security programs so that people could spend more time with their children.
That is the kind of reform we want to make. We hope the Reform Party will support it.