Absolutely, and I again will reiterate a number of things that we're doing and that we're going to continue to do.
First, as I mentioned, we've increased the guaranteed income supplement. That has helped 900,000 seniors. The majority of them are single vulnerable women, Ms. Roberts, as you mentioned. We've actually lifted 45,000 seniors out of poverty because of that.
We've also increased and enhanced the Canada pension plan for future retirees. As you know, we have an aging population. By 2051, a quarter of the population is going to be 65 and older, so we want to make sure they're supported.
All the benefits we've put forward, whether it is the Canada pension plan, old age security or the guaranteed income supplement, are actually indexed with an increase to the cost of living, so they will only increase and never decrease.
They don't have to worry about their financial security.
We've also—