No, that's not true. I'm not proposing to wipe it out. Again, what is in the current law is that if members are expelled, they lose the taxpayer matching amount. They don't lose what they contributed. That is returned to them, as well as any interest that was earned on it. For example, if someone served for 15 or 20 years, according to the pension plan we're operating under, that could conceivably be $1 million. We will contribute about $38,000 a year, and over 10 years that's $380,000. If you multiply that again, you're getting close to $1 million once you factor in the interest.
These are numbers off the back of an envelope, but I want to be very clear that we're not taking away everything. We're returning what the member contributed, plus interest.