Most certainly.
The nature of the hedging that we have in mind relates to some examples. One example you may be familiar with is when the government sold its shares in General Motors and acquired approximately $3 billion, Canadian dollar equivalent, of funds. That was a large sum in U.S. dollars that required a certain time frame to transact in the markets without moving market prices. That's one example where we concerted whether we could use derivatives contracts to help manage the exchange rate risk over that period of time when the transaction was occurring, but the view was that the authorities the minister had were not sufficient. This amendment would help address an example like that.