Garth mentioned that the $6 billion was the largest deficit—and that was back in the early nineties—but you have to remember that the buildup happened between 1990 and the beginning of 1993, and the government before that paid 15% to 20% of the cost of EI until 1990. So when that government funding was removed, it certainly contributed to that $6 billion deficit. And as Garth said, I think times have changed remarkably since then.
I also think that all of the employer and employee associations are going to be beating down the government's door to transfer more money to that account if we run into a prolonged and severe recession. Right now, with the 15¢ maximum reduction or increase, there is some protection against—