That is correct.
First of all, I will acknowledge that it is confusing. The account was always a notional account; there was no cash balance. It was recommended by the Auditor General back in 1986 that the EI account be consolidated with the accounts of the Government of Canada. However, because of that confusion and other factors, it was decided back in 2010 that retroactive to 2009, the EI account would be closed.
Just to be very, very clear, because that was a notional account as an accounting mechanism, there was indeed, as you said, no cash amount in that account, and when the account was closed, there were no revenues rolled into the general revenue fund. The account was simply closed.