I think there is the ability to test that theory based on the prior restructurings that have occurred. For example, we can see in a case in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, which I assume Mr. Lapierre knows quite well, that the legislation that was passed in order for the lenders to lend into the company once it restructured included an exemption from the deemed trust provisions in the Ontario act. Lenders refused to lend unless the Pension Benefits Act in Ontario was amended to eliminate the deemed trust. The unionized members of that steel company agreed to that change. It was the only condition under which that company was going to get financing—
