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Just to pick up on the other part of your question, the government has made a number of changes in recent years, which were referred to when Minister Flaherty put out the press release about all the activity. There were new business powers for the Bank of Canada to allow it to engage in a wider range of transactions. That turned out to be a useful change as the financial crisis deepened, as Minister Menzies was saying. There are additional authorities for the deposit insurer in two areas: one is to be better prepared to make good on deposit insurance in the unlikely event that it needs to be done; but also, the deposit insurer has wide-ranging responsibilities to manage a troubled deposit-taking institution, and all of that has been strengthened. Also, the Minister of Finance has additional authorities to conduct transactions to support financial stability, if those are needed, and indeed he took advantage of that during the financial crisis as well.
Specifically in the CDIC Act, in—