I'll just emphasize the point that when we're looking at the current set-up of the CPP and many of the statistics to describe what gaps there are, we're talking about the baby boomers, who have a very different history, a very different history with child drop-out provisions in particular, than when we're looking forward to our next generation, which, as Mr. Cross pointed out, faces a great deal of uncertainty and low private pension coverage. I think the context for developing that policy has to shift with the policy.
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