I think that one of the secrets of the success of the Canadian model of pension funds and of our governance has been that separation of the management and the decision-making around investment and government. I think the fact that we are accountable to government, but are kept at arm's length when we're making our professional judgments on investments, is really important, and it is something that we hope would continue. To the extent that it crosses that line and a call is made that exerts undue pressure, that would not be a good thing.
I would say that if there are additional opportunities here or elsewhere in the world where we can assess things and look at them professionally, based on whether they maximize returns without undue risk of loss for our beneficiaries and contributors, we'd welcome looking at those opportunities.