Okay, thank you.
Mr. Hunter—and I could put the question to Mr. Watson as well—we understand that you manage the funds for pensions. It's pretty well known, although maybe not throughout the general public, that in cases such as CP or Air Canada, the federal government is responsible for those pensions; otherwise, it's the responsibility of provinces. Probably a lot of people don't realize that when General Motors was bailed out in 2009 for, I believe, $8 billion, that money went to pensions and to legacy funds, to health responsibilities.
If that's the case, and if governments are on the hook for public pensions, doesn't the argument regarding pensions beg for more transparency rather than less transparency?