I would say it's a major issue. Aging parents are very, very concerned. You might be concerned when your child is 15, but by the time your child is 45 or 50, you're definitely alarmed, especially if you're the major person providing the care. One of the things that we really need to be talking about is long-term planning and helping the families access a variety of resources so that their child is ready to leave the home well before the parent is incapacitated and no longer able to provide them with care.
We've talked about providing a Canada disability benefit to individuals, but it has to be part of a broader strategy to improve the services and supports that are available to people with disabilities. That includes help with the cost of equipment, but it also includes the cost of programming, including the personal care support workers who are needed by many, many individuals with a disability.