Thank you, Ms. Zarrillo.
I'll answer your last question first.
On the Accessible Canada Act road map, the online consultations for what that should look like are open right now. I'm asking the member and others to please look into the feedback from the disability community. You're hearing different things. I think they can add to that.
I look forward to working with you on your private member's bill. That's also very important. As you know, it's been extremely difficult this entire session to get anything done in the House of Commons. It's unfortunate. I wish the NDP wouldn't play along with the Conservatives, so that we can have real debates around important legislation that has been held back. This is about supporting some of the most vulnerable, as you suggested. We're going to continue to ensure that some of the most vulnerable are supported.
When it comes to the income test, I think the Canada disability benefit is consistent with every other federal benefit the Government of Canada has put forward. There is always, obviously, room to improve, and we're going to continue to look at different ways to ensure some of the most vulnerable.... When you look at intersectionality...as you mentioned, it's very important that we work alongside the community to ensure we support them in that venue.
I look forward to debating your bill in the House—