Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Today we're talking a lot about pension protection for present and future generations, about regulatory problems. You know that the Government of Canada regulates pension plans under federal jurisdiction, but the provinces regulate the others, which represent the majority of pension plans.
We're having a debate in Parliament about a national securities commission that would be established in cooperation with the provinces. In the pension field, the regulators or the regulatory agencies in the provinces have an important role to play.
Ms. Carbonneau, what do you think about the current provincial regulation? For us to have a more effective regulation and for us to be fair with the various provinces, should they cooperate more? Would the federal government have a role to play regarding a more uniform regulation of pension plans under provincial jurisdiction?
Do you have any comments on that?