Human Resources committee  It's different in every province.

Human Resources committee  I don't know. I'm not a statistician. In Ontario it's $18,000-plus.

Human Resources committee  That is in Ontario. Mary Anne Chambers stated that, actually. That's not my number.

Human Resources committee  This week they are three, five, and eleven.

Human Resources committee  I'll trust you on the math.

Human Resources committee  Oh God, I'm still at $100 a month—actually, $200 a month. This month I'm dropped down to $100 a month. But hey, honestly, it's something I've argued all the time. That $100 a month actually helped take care of the kids, not by paying schooling for me or anything like that. It was

Human Resources committee  Ms. Chow, when you first brought it up, you said there were two neighbours.

Human Resources committee  You said there are two neighbours. You've somehow merged them both into one. We're talking about one who wants to go to work, who wants day care; the other side is on welfare, has decided that her work is at home with her kids. Yes, maybe she was a nurse, maybe she wasn't. Maybe

Human Resources committee  Yes. But this bill is good for this, bad for that--

Human Resources committee  Yes, out of my own pocket, happily.

Human Resources committee  It's not the concept I would agree on, though.

Human Resources committee  Yes, both private and at home, but--

Human Resources committee  Only two seconds, please.

Human Resources committee  The national child benefit, the universal child care benefit?

Human Resources committee  For their child tax benefit, not the universal one, the $100 a month thing.