That's perfect. I think this goes back to Mr. Hayes' comment on needing to open up more markets and to your comments on the potential in Asia.
Now, you mentioned the strong economy and the fundamentals we have. That makes me look at how we're going to deal with some of the changing demographics. If you have a strong economy, you can afford to look after people through different programs and services.
Page 1.7 talks about major transfers to persons. Particularly, I want to go to elderly benefits, because I'm from a riding in which the demographics, Mr. Chair, are such that we have a lot of seniors in my riding. This set of public accounts shows that these benefits have gone up 5.8%.
Can you explain some of the other personal transfers that were increased and how important they would be to a Canadian family?