Thank you.
You mentioned the financial offences, and I think those are becoming very prevalent. If other members are like me, they also often hear in their offices heartbreaking stories from seniors about being targeted by financial offences.
I had a call the other night from someone saying I needed to press “1” because there was some kind of major problem and I just had to enter my social insurance number. I mean, this is happening on a regular basis and the reason it happens is that somebody is pressing 1. A lot of us will just hang up now when we get those calls, but enough people are pressing 1 that seniors, as well as others, continue to be targeted.
I'm talking more about offences that take place by people who know the individual personally, people who are getting into a position of trust. Can you speak a bit to that, to some of the typical types of financial crimes that are committed against seniors?