That's been with the pay-as-you-go and you also mentioned that with Bill C-26 we would actually see the fund become self-sustaining and therefore have less tolerance for risk. The question I would have, then, is, do you foresee that this active management strategy, which has doubled in its cost, roughly, over the past seven years, by going from a half a point of assets to now $2 billion of assets...? Will the same approach increase similar costs or will we see marginal returns because there will be less capacity for risk?
