Status of Women committee  The other item to note is that this survey focus is from 2013. It didn't focus on the last federal election. I know Status of Women Canada, which is presenting in the hour after us, does have some data for the last federal election. I don't know what their source is but it wasn't

Status of Women committee  For voting patterns, do you just want federal elections in 2013, or do you want the provincial and municipal as well?

Status of Women committee  We can give you those. They are fairly interesting because women are...we're reporting in 2013 that they're more likely to vote in the municipal and provincial elections than in the federal.

Status of Women committee  No. We build a general social survey based on input from several policy departments. Since we have to keep the response burden low and the number of questions limited, anything that's too detailed on a specific topic, we have to weigh against all the needs of the federal governm

Status of Women committee  I can think of one thing. I think you might have alluded to this in your last question, but the reason for not voting in the last federal election—and this is in our infographic—is the fact that women felt that they were less informed. One thing that interested me about the data

Status of Women committee  I don't have those data in front of me, but it's likely they do. I know that Anna did bring some data on interest in politics by province that might be of interest to the group.

Status of Women committee  Although we mostly presented general social survey data today, we do have some statistics from the 2016 census. Looking at the census data was really interesting, because they highlight some differences, but not extreme disadvantages for women. Women actually are more likely to h