I think people would recognize there's a separation between their existing CPP structure and a PRPP, which is a defined contribution system.
Also, I think people should reflect on the fact that if you look at the expected growth numbers of the CPPIB, we will be seeing, by 2040, a CPPIB that will have about $750 billion to invest. It would represent about 20% of the pension business in Canada. That's the existing CPP.
I guess an issue that I would at least put on the table would be if we were to look at having a supplementary CPP, that would increase pretty significantly the assets in the hands of one organization, the CPPIB, in terms of making investment decisions.