According, again, to the Library of Parliament, over the past 10 years, the net contribution amounts.... For all the Canadians who are watching this, in case they're worried about their investment, the net is the total amount collected by the Government of Canada and put in, less the total amount withdrawn as contributions. That's the net. It's been going down every single year that I can see here. It went from $7 billion in 2007-08, and it's down in 2017-18 to $2.7 billion. That would be the difference that's being added to the basic amount. Then there's the investment income that you have, and the investments that you make are based on that net contribution amount.
What was it then in 2018-19, and what does the future hold for the fund? I ask because if that ever goes negative, it means the taxpayer is going to have to put in more money. The Government of Canada would have to make up the difference, would it not?