Merci, monsieur le président.
I want to ask you about the issue of clawbacks for the purposes of calculation of seniors' income. If I'm a senior receiving OAS and I receive a dividend of $100, the clawback, I believe, is treated at $125. I think that's correct. If I receive $100 cash, it's treated as $100 cash income, but for purposes of a dividend it's the gross-up amount of $125. I'm given to understand that in the budget of 2006, that $100 is now going to be treated as $145 for the purposes of clawback.
The first question I have of you is on dividends. Why, for clawback purposes, is a $100 dividend treated as anything other than $100? Second, for the purposes of this budget, is it true that the clawback provisions have increased effectively from $125 to $145?