Under the legislation that exists now, CDIC is in charge, or a steward, if you will, of an institution while under control, as we transition to the private hands.
If a bail-in were to have been triggered, there is a redress mechanism for compensation built into the regime on due process, to basically allow any affected party from the bail-in to ensure that they would have a claim on the CDIC if it turns out in some way that they would have been better off in a bankruptcy insolvency situation. This is a very high standard, but it is built in as a redress mechanism for those. So those who do invest in bank securities, they are aware under that very remote, highly unlikely scenario that there is a redress mechanism built in so that if they can make a claim that they would have been better off under insolvency, they could seek redress from the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.