Thank you very much.
I will be supporting this motion. It has been quite interesting over the last few weeks in my riding. I know we all represent different demographics and different people, but so many of the women I've been talking to, when I told them that we were doing this study, were so pleased and felt that it was so relevant.
The pension study is extremely relevant as well. It seems to me that the official said this information would be useful, but he didn't give a certain timeframe on that. So I think there's a timeframe we can work within.
My concern is, again, and I know I've said this several times, that it's so important that we represent all Canadian women. There are a lot of young women right now who might not be thinking about pensions, and maybe they should be, but they are looking at their future. They're looking at the decisions they're making. They're looking at university. Some of them are only in junior high and maybe they're thinking about the typical women's jobs. I think we have such a great opportunity and we need to take it. We don't know what's going to be coming up when we come back in January, what kind of other important issues will be before us. We have a chance to continue talking, even if it's just for a few sessions, on women in non-traditional roles.
I think we can inspire women. It was such a great study, and so far we've heard from very good witnesses. So I would be supporting this. I think our initial decision was a good one and we need to go back to looking at women in non-traditional roles.