Certainly that's a major issue, which we've heard a lot about from everybody throughout the media and letters we've received in the department and across the government. I would say that with respect to pension plans, there are safeguards in place in the event of insolvency. In the first instance, the money that people pay in to pension plans is held in trust and it is there for pensioners when they retire. With respect to unfunded but due pension deficiencies or pension payments, the government made changes to give them a super priority in the event of insolvency.
More broadly speaking, though, any liabilities in terms of keeping the plan whole in the event of insolvency is an issue that hasn't received much discussion. The bankruptcy and insolvency legislation is a matter for the Minister of Industry. I know that ministry is looking into that issue, as committed to in the throne speech--that they would examine issues with respect to pension plans in the event of insolvency.