Not to go too far into it, but one of the problems that somebody indicated to us is that the people who want to invest on their own behalf face the difficulty of having all of these choices. Again, coming back to the CPPIB, there is the fact that if you increase the core assets, part of that cost is equal to the administration fees. That's the point I'd like to make.
Mr. Hamilton, you were talking about preferred status. I was the one who tabled the bill in the House regarding preferred status during bankruptcies. We all know that a judge will follow the letter of the law in the CCAA. Rather than pointing a nasty finger at the judge, we recognize that this is what they're required to do.
When we look at making a change, one of the statements made is that the investment climate would change as result of granting preferred status. At a previous meeting, I raised the fact that a study tabled in Australia in 2005 said that there was just a very marginal change, and in their case, of course, they're still considered one of the top four places in the world to invest. Are you aware of that study?