If we're dealing with the sort of prudential regulatory capital side of the house, the rules, this legislative amendment wouldn't contemplate changes to the life insurance capital adequacy test, or LICAT, that life insurers are subject to. As Mr. Dussault mentioned, that's sort of OSFI's purview to manage independently.
That said, we work with OSFI regularly, so no change is being contemplated to the amount of regulatory capital that a life and health insurer would have to hold against a given investment.