Perhaps I'll just finish what I was saying to make sure I'm answering the question properly and giving you a better understanding. As I was saying, we had the Canada Employment Insurance Financing Board when there was a different rate-setting mechanism.
The government came along and first limited the rate increase, because the premium rate was set to go up. The government said, “We're going to cap that rate at $1.88 for a number of years.” The concern was that if rates were to go up with the economy still not fully recovered.... They didn't want those rates to go up so they capped those rates.
The other important thing that they did in the last budget was to set in place a new rate-setting mechanism based on a seven-year outlook of the economy. The idea was to provide counter-cyclical support. You set a rate that's very stable. Even if the economy were to go down, the rate wouldn't automatically go up. Instead, it would remain stable and provide support to the economy.
In short, the Canada Employment Insurance Commission is being used to set the rate now because of the new rate-setting mechanism.