I would draw you back and suggest that you take a look at that extraordinary financing framework. It's in your budget. There's $200 billion there. In Air Canada's case, if they have a genuine problem, it would be a simple matter for the government to issue them a letter of credit equivalent to their deficit so that when they go through restructuring they won't have a pension liability. It could be covered by the government. Air Canada will have to pay that back once they come out of insolvency. It would be a simple matter and it would clear the books immediately.
On May 7th, 2009. See this statement in context.