Thank you.
I have another point for clarification. There is a lot of discussion on the $57 billion that never existed. I don't think that's a surprise to anybody. That money had gone into general revenue and had been eaten up over the years. The government's position of starting afresh with real principled accounting on a real principled accounting basis is one which I think all employees and employers will understand. It's a good move.
When you look at the rationale for determining EI premium rates based on a seven-year period, where does that come from? What was the basis of that?