I would like to see the BIA amended so that the bondholders at the time of the liquidation make up for the deficit that's in the pension plan and the long-term disability plan. The extension of the plan puts all the risk onto the shoulders of the employees. Given the volatility we've seen in the stock market and even in the credit markets in the last financial crisis, I believe it's a burden that's placed too high on the shoulders of the employees.
I could imagine that it would be possible to have a compromise, in which case the estate would provide money up front. If in five years there is a surplus and the capital markets recover, we could then give the money back to the bondholders at that time, but they would bear the risk, or some sharing formula would occur, over the five-year period.