Thank you, Cathy.
Thank you very much. We could keep you here for another two hours. This is very, very interesting.
You will get a note from the clerk, obviously, asking you for some data that everyone wanted, but Ms. Guarnieri wondered if you could provide us with any data to support the answer to her question, which was specifically about when a woman loses a spouse. She talked about her six-month interim, and you said that you noted it was later on and not in the immediate time after the loss of a spouse. Do you have any data to support that? She wanted to know. If you have, could you send it to us, please?
Secondly, I think Ms. Wong and Ms. Hoeppner wanted the work on the general survey in 2007, about how near-retirees may be lacking in financial information, and also perhaps the retirement plans and expectations of non-retired Canadians between 45 to 59, which you did, Mr. Schellenberg. Those are a couple of the things, but we will send you other information later on.
You did not give us any information on women in the unpaid workforce other than the fact that obviously they probably receive survivor benefits, OAS, and GIS. Is there a way to get any information on that, or is that really all that is available to them? If one wanted to look at ways to value unpaid work, would one have to come up with a brand-new policy? Is there no data on that?