Pardon me, but we all follow the news, and this has been an ongoing issue since before the pandemic. Before the pandemic, legislation was passed in the United States, and Canada is trying to do it too, to clamp down on what's happening in Xinjiang province. Parliament passed a motion saying that there is an ongoing genocide of the Uyghur population.
I don't really care what the returns are. Wrong is wrong. I'm trying to understand what the rules are when it comes to private sector pensions in Canada. If they can earn a return, it sounds like there are no rules, and if it doesn't materially impact the pension plan, it's considered discounted, and they carry on. Am I correct?