[12] People living in households with very low work intensity are people aged 0-59 living in households where the adults work less than 20% of their total work potential during the past year.

(Return tabled) *Question No. 535 Hon. Larry Bagnell: With regard to the Northern Residents Tax Deduction Program (NRTDP): (a) what is its estimated current cost (foregone revenue) to the government; (b) what is the number of individuals that benefit from the NRTDP, as well as its cost, by province and territory; (c) what is the medium and mean benefit claimed by individuals and households; (d) what is the distribution of benefits by income class (high, middle, and low); (e) what is the distribution of benefits by male and female individuals and heads of household; and (f) what is the distribution of benefits between aboriginal and ...[+++]non-aboriginal individuals and households?

Aid programmes will also take into account the special needs of vulnerable groups, such as children under five, women heads of households, and elderly, disabled and indigenous minorities.

For example, for the first 20 years after the census records are opened, people may see the records, may access the records, but may only publish " tombstone" information, which includes name, age, relationship to the head of the household and national origin.

Another question that could arise with respect to this provision is whether the head of the household, who is completing the census return, can (or should be able to) consent on behalf of all members of his or her household.

Another question that could arise with respect to this provision is whether the head of the household, who is completing the census return, can (or should be able to) consent on behalf of all members of his or her household.