Well, it's interesting. We had a very detailed discussion amongst our members a year ago when this issue was explicitly on the table, and we asked our members a number of questions in terms of their perception of whether converting to an income trust leads to a more conservative management approach. In other words, do you start focusing on paying things out instead of growing businesses? Certainly, that's one view. The alternative view is that because income trusts pay everything out every year, if they want to grow, they have to go back to market and persuade investors to put new money into the company, and that discipline may be good for competitiveness.
Frankly, opinion within the business community on that economic efficiency question was split, but I think, in terms of what you do about it, there was a clear feeling amongst our members that companies were being pushed to consider converting from a corporate form to an income trust form, whether or not it made sense for the business, in their view. In other words, they're being pushed to consider that, and to take time to analyze it and consider it, and to respond to the concerns of the big institutional investors, the pension funds.