Why don't we do that? The report is going to be released in the House on Tuesday. Please send your comments. We will send it ASAP, and then you can send in your comments to the clerk of the committee. That way we are not holding anything up.
I'll let the analyst, Julie, speak to the fourth thing we need to do, because we're getting a little confused about the title of what we're discussing. Is it economic security of senior women, etc.? We looked at the motion from Ms. Mathyssen in May 2006:
That, whereas senior women have the right to a fulfilling life with dignity, respect and security; and whereas, poverty levels are alarmingly high among single seniors and especially single senior women; pursuant to Standing Order 108(2), the Standing Committee on the Status of Women undertake the study of the economic security of senior women, including an exploration of income splitting and care giving, and call forward as witnesses representatives from the Department of Human Resources and Social Development Canada, officials from the Department of Finance, and the National Advisory Council on Aging.
After that you had a meeting to discuss it. I think, Ms. Mathyssen, you chaired the meeting. I was absent.
I will first let Julie explain what she understands, and then she'll take direction on where the committee wants to go with it.
Please go ahead, Julie.