Thank you.
I have a point of fact, if I may, on the performance of income trusts. One has to add in the distribution of trusts. Since trusts yield 9%, 10%, that 6% is just a capital number. One would add that back in for making a comparative number, and obviously stocks don't.
On fairness, I would note that in terms of Canadian pension funds, particularly large pension funds benefit. The solvency of those pension funds, particularly CPPIB, directly benefits millions of Canadians in terms of the solvency of those pension funds.
Second, on the market test--to very briefly refer to the earlier answer in terms of buyouts and the revenue impact--there are capital gains, and capital gains that are reinvested if this becomes a substantial activity.