On having them be part of the solution, maybe you can expand a little further. How do you make sure that the autonomy or the personal choice of individuals is respected?
For example, many senior women chose to stay at home part time or full time and to invest in child rearing. As a result, then, of course, one of the things you're identifying is that there is some economic instability that can come with that in their senior years. Nevertheless that was a personal choice. It was their autonomy played out. It was a decision they made, probably in partnership with someone else. How do you respect that and make sure that provision is made for that choice without demoralizing it?