Thank you very much for your answer. It clearly shows us that you could have done without the $15-billion invoice.
In terms of the pension fund, I see that you are in favour of a defined-contribution plan. But our country's most significant pension plan, the Canada Pension Plan, is a defined-benefit pension plan and it is incredibly viable. It is the most viable of all the plans. Everyone agreed that the RCMP superannuation fund was viable. The federal public sector pension plan implemented in 2000 is incredibly viable.
All major defined-benefit pension plans are viable, whereas, oddly enough, those that go bankrupt, that are an embarrassment to us and that cut off the cheques of employees, are always defined-contribution plans. How do you explain that?