Mr. Doug Murphy at the Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities Committee

I would add, and I think Garnett and Sylvie will support this, that you do see a kind of clustering on the Anglo-American-type countries' market economies. There is convergence there. The U.S. is higher, using half of median income. But you see a pretty comparable rate between Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, and Ireland in terms of about 12% or 10% of half-median income people living in low income.