On Wednesday, June 22nd, during Question Period, I asked about new funding to make licensed early learning and child care centres accessible, safe and inclusive of persons with disabilities. You can view the question and answer at https://youtu.be/lY32MIvzeKk The Speaker: The honourable member for Brampton Centre. Shafqat Ali (LPC): Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The 2017 Canada Survey on Disability found that more than 6 million Canadians report having a disability. We need to create a Canada that is inclusive from the start. That’s why – today, the Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion announced new funding for licensed early learning and child care centres, through the Enabling Accessibility Fund – a federal grants and contributions program that supports infrastructure projects that improve the accessibility, safety, and inclusion of persons with disabilities. Can the Minister share with us more details about this important announcement? The Speaker: The Honourable Minister of Employment. Carla Qualtrough (LPC): Mr. Speaker, this morning I was pleased to join my honourable colleagues and the minister of family, children and social development president of the treasury board to announce part of the commitment to building a barrier free Canada. We have $12 million for 200 early learning and child care centres across Canada. Through the fund child cares will receive specialize police department equipment to children with disabilities can thrive in a safety environment that respects their needs. We're proud to invest in these organizations.