Certainly, Minister.
Simply as a couple of illustrative points, we worked and funded WHO for a broad multinational look at age-friendly communities, age-friendly cities, as well as age-friendly rural areas, and what the components are that actually support healthy aging. They're not only for seniors but for all ages--everything from falls prevention to the kinds of characteristics of community that are supportive, as well as working with other departments of government and across different sectors around elder abuse, around falls prevention, around emergency preparedness. In other words, how do communities respond and ensure that we avoid the tragedy of Paris, where in a heatwave many seniors died alone in their apartments.
Those are some illustrative things that fall into a broader framework of what it is about communities that make them more conducive to the health and wellbeing of people of all ages, and in particular, in this case, of older persons.