Again, thank you very much, Ms. Webb and Mr. McRoberts, for being with us for this important meeting. Thank you also to Ms. Pagé, whom I had the opportunity to ask questions during my first round.
I would like to come back to something you just mentioned, Mr. McRoberts. Earlier, I was talking about addressing income issues proactively. We know that the old age security pension for seniors aged 65 to 74 has not been increased, unlike that for seniors 75 and older. Beyond the working population, there are also seniors who are now struggling to afford housing and food. That's what I was referring to when I was talking about prevention. You're welcome to add anything, if you'd like. I just wanted to clarify that from the outset.
In one of your responses, you just mentioned the issue of employment insurance. That's another issue I'm advocating for. I have been calling for employment insurance reform to modernize it so that it better reflects the current situation of workers and those who lose their jobs. I will give you the opportunity to elaborate further, because I believe there is indeed a direct link between people's lack of income and the employment insurance reform that many are calling for. I'd like to hear your recommendations.