I am going to echo what my colleague Mr. Carmichael said.
I've done comparisons with other plans, both public and private. Overall, Canada's plan is especially stable. Just think of the crisis in Europe. In many cases, the debt hadn't been taken into account in the budget. That wasn't the case here. A significant percentage of the post-2000 obligations are fully funded, which is really the way to go.
Generally, I am of the view that, despite the major corrections that need to be made, Canada's plan is quite sound. If I'm mistaken or if there are holes in my assessment, do not hesitate to correct me. However, generally speaking, it is my view that Canada has taken a very disciplined approach to its public pension fund.