I had to put this question, Madam Chair.
You tabled a plan that deals with net worth. Either common law or civil law is effective in 10 provinces. In my province, we have civil law. Under civil law, estates are divided into two parts, whether we are dealing with people who were married or separated couples, and that includes pension funds. The Quebec Pension Plan splits the fund into two parts in cases like divorce, death, etc. At the federal level, the Canada Pensions Plan applies and things are different.
You discussed the statistics regarding people aged 60 and over. You mentioned the life cycle of net worth. I asked you where you obtained your information. I would also like to know whether you took into account the fact that Quebec's civil law has an entirely different system. Civil law provides that after the age of 60, a man or a woman can obtain a half of the estate of the other person, regardless of whether he or she has worked. Have you considered these specific points?