I can answer that quickly.
Certainly, income is one indicator among many of people's economic welfare. There is income, and then there is low income. Certainly, many indicators need to be considered in order to get an overall idea.
Earlier, I was mentioning the coverage rates provided by private pension schemes.
There is also participation in the workforce. When you are working, you have an income. There is that too. At the moment, that is on the rise among seniors, even those 65 and over.
Earlier, Ms. Rooney was talking about levels of debt. There are statistics on debt, but also on net worth. You cannot just look at debt. It is important also to look at whether people's net worth is increasing. The number of seniors with debt has increased, but the value of their assets has also increased. The same coin has two sides.
Of course, there is also the rate of home ownership. That is very important as well. Everyone agrees that the assets one has at retirement play an increasingly important role.
When people age, income is not the only thing to be considered. Of course, income comes from all kinds of sources, including public and private schemes. But there is also the income that can come from one's assets, be they financial or otherwise.
The data on home ownership rates come from the previous census. They are a little old, but in October and November, when the census data are published, we will know more about the new rates of home ownership. That information will allow us to better understand the situation for seniors.