Our platform is called "The Faces of Canada's Seniors: Making Canada the best place to age", which you see here, and it has five key pillars: financial security; abuse prevention; caregiving and housing support, and those are together for so many of the reasons that my colleague was mentioning; exceptional health care; and social inclusion.
The development of that platform is a combination of review of the literature and consultation with key experts, but also consultation with the experiences of our more than 320,000 CARP members across this country. We conducted interviews and both qualitative and quantitative surveys, and we were able to make sure that we could reach into the experiences of a pan-Canadian approach to older adults. Our policy platform was developed with a number of different methods.