I alluded to this question earlier. I will say that we've seen the reality in this pandemic that many seniors have faced, and the vulnerabilities that exist.
The work we have been able to do, whether it is around strengthening financial security for seniors—I'm looking at my mandate letter— whether it is the increase of the guaranteed income supplement by $500 for single seniors and $750 for couples, whether it is looking at how we get more seniors to continue to live longer in their own communities, whether it is our commitments to our age well at home program, or, of course, whether it is creating an expert panel to provide recommendations for an aging at home benefit or around the fact that we need to ensure that those living and working in the long-term care homes have the supports they need....
Of course, when it comes to the national seniors strategy, this is something I know the committee has looked at. I know the National Seniors Council is able to provide advice on whether this seniors strategy could be useful in our government's attention to seniors' well-being.
I certainly look forward to working with all members in this House to make sure that we continue to find different ways to support seniors. That is a priority for me, and I look forward to building that and having continued discussions with this committee and, of course, with all members in this place.