I know this is a topic this committee has also previously looked at. It is something I am taking advice on in order to make sure we are dedicating our resources toward the best results for seniors who need our help the most, the most vulnerable.
This strategy would possibly bring together a range of work that we are already doing for seniors, and we're happy to consider that in due time as we continue to deal with the pressing concerns our seniors are facing during this pandemic.
As the honourable member may know, we have made significant investments in areas of income security, housing, accessibility and caregiving, and this is building on that work. We've also asked the National Seniors Council to provide advice on whether a national seniors strategy would be helpful for strengthening our government's attention to seniors' well-being.
We're going to continue to look at that work and work hard with seniors—and, indeed, with all members of this committee and all stakeholders—to ensure that seniors have a safe, dignified and secure future.