Okay.
My final question, then, is on RRIFs.
The budget changes the amount in terms of what is to be withdrawn. This was asked for by many seniors groups, by CARP and others, who said that Canadians are living longer. This is just a reality. My understanding is that those numbers have not changed since 1992. This is reflecting the fact that people are living longer, and also what Mr. Saxton said earlier about how the benefits from their investments have been lower with the lower interest rates. This is obviously dealing with that.
Did the department do a costing in terms of actually completely eliminating any type of mandatory withdrawal from RRIFs?