Yes. Essentially what we're calling for is to bring it back to a true insurance-style program. There are a number of other components to it right now that distort, that are not necessarily linked to somebody losing his job. They're valuable programs and we'd like to see them funded separately. If we did that, and then structured it similar to an insurance program.... The reality is, if you live a high-risk lifestyle.... For example, I get a different insurance premium for a different neighbourhood in Calgary because I'm more likely to make a claim on hail damage.
If we were to structure it like that, you'd be encouraging the thriving and sustainable businesses in the regions of chronically high unemployment to prosper, without being brought down, if you will, by those that are struggling. This is going to help remove distortions in the labour market, which is one of the biggest challenges, from both a competitiveness perspective and an economic prosperity perspective.